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in ‘you don’t have to tell me twice,' mark bradford explores predatory displacement of groups across america's history.
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in ‘you don’t have to tell me twice,' mark bradford explores predatory displacement of groups across america's history.

today’s world is re-imagined as ancient past, turning individual stories into mythological tales.

zigzagged protrusions, circular apertures, and a sequence of skylights sculpt its rigid concrete body.

steel, adobe, wood, and brick complete espacio 18's restored live/work house in oaxaca.

'casa nus' takes shape with a raw concrete structure whose large windows are enclosed by shutters of timber slats.

the renovated chicken coop by arnau estudi d'arquitectura is an example of adaptive reuse in catalonia.

every detail in the timber university building allows the alvisi kirimoto project to become a focal point of university life.

alivisi kirimoto + partners restores and extends a northern italian farmhouse with double-pitched cedar, glass and original local materials.

minimizing impact to the natural environment, a cedar-clad home emerges from the slope atop a cantilevering concrete platform.

the design reveals a bright, open space with strong sculptural strokes.

continuing the layered history of the original house, the project introduces two new buildings to create a modern rural museum.

where constant levels of concentration are required, private courtyards limit external sightlines, while providing controlled levels of daylight.

like an accordion, the private weekend dwelling weaves itself around the site's complex conditions.

through a sequence of uneven angles, the architects sought to create a comfortable sense of scale in each space, adding a cozy and playful touch.

the electric self-driving ferry is set to be deployed in the summer of 2024 and its pick-up and drop-off station is yet to be revealed.

two full-scale roboat units, lucy and crystal, will be tested in amsterdam on october 28, 2021.

from 17-23 april, the brand offers all early adopters the opportunity to receive an authentic and free-of-charge JUNG NFT.

with reference to le corbusier's 63-color scheme 'polychromie architecturale', JUNG transports architectural design into the field of electrical installation.
from intricate handle sculptures to millionfold industrialized door knobs.

its smooth, curved form is the result of careful ergonomic research of the hand and its grip.

the concept for warm nest is a welcoming, non-intrusive space that focuses on calm gatherings, time to regain strength, and the journey to recovery.

the ARK studio ark-shelter is designed to appear unobtrusive within its surroundings while working off-grid with solar panels, batteries and a rain water collector.
the french luxury brand dots its heavenly bodies with moonstone, agate, chrysocolla, carnelian, and opal, to name a few.

the five new versions of H08 watches are led by its chronograph model, finished in satin and polished in titanium bezel.

with this playful series, the designer highlights the artificial, 'flawless' form of the engineered fruits and vegetables we consume.

the urban furniture pieces emphasize and enhance daily meeting situations that are intuitively adopted by the users.

part of the duo's 'SAMMANLÄNKAD' initiative, the portable and table lamps are both equipped with solar panels and rechargeable batteries.

designboom spoke with CEO of little sun, john heller, about charting a roadmap from personal to social climate advocacy, and engaging creative voices to guide humanity to a better future.

a work of substance's nature-infused architecture frames the majesty of its lush backdrop.

human creations anchored in culture stumbling upon the identity of a work of substance, one may witness how the collective relies on human creations »

the seattle-based designer embeds a myriad of objects found in daily life in her chair that poke through the design.

discarded mass manufactured objects, which are the main material for the series, conspicuously transforms the product into an unexpected fresh form with detailed handcraft value.
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