
MENU tearoom and co chair collections cater to function in social spaces
MENU's multi-use tearoom and co chair collections serve flexible functionality for changing social space landscapes.
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SCHOTT CERAN® makes cooking smarter with cooktops integrated with lighting features.

glass ceramic cooktops turn intelligent, illuminated and connected with the world's first anti-scratch panel miradur® and the light permeable CERAN EXICTE®, which responds to temperature with glowing icons and hot zones.

'new spring' is an aggregation of modules, each one holding the seeds of future gardens, fields, or farmlands that can be dispatched to a destination and help restore its natural landscape.

the first place entry addresses the current COVID-19 crisis with a rapid-deployment healthcare skyscraper for epidemic outbreaks.

'the history of bentwood is evolution, not revolution; that's why it's called 822, because we are in 2022,' explains mårten claesson of design studio claesson koivisto rune.

explore the twists and twirls of the 160-year history of the bystřice pod hostýnem factory, its bentwood furniture, and TON.

designboom walks through TON's home in bystřice pod hostýnem - the origin of every single one of their products, from its timber to the factory and workers.

traditionally bent after being steamed, the wood has also been carefully twisted at the edges to create unexpected shapes and functionalities.

the FRAMESCAPE greenhouse restaurant is set to offer a unique 'farm-to-table' experience against the pristine icelandic backdrop.

haipng teow and lapzhen wong designed an exhibition space embodying the spirit of horses transcribed into its architecture with masculinity at display against the landscape of latvia.

the new sports stadium appears as a folded paper structure serving as a metaphor for impermanence, lightness, and elegance.

a white PVC membrane material was specified for its very low cost and wide availability in the tanzanian market.

standing out amid the greek landscape, the proposed complex is designed as an expressive volume with a dual character: production and administration.

described as a 'functional, intelligent, and spiritually rich residence embracing light, books, and technology', the home was envisioned for a couple that believes ‘a house is a part of the transforming life cycle.’

its walls incorporate soils varying in color, from amber to milky white.

thanks to self-retracting hinges and internal magnets, the cane can break down easily into a compact shape and stretch out without a glitch.

dedicated to sardar patel, the enormous monument tops out at 182 meters (597 feet) – almost twice the height of the statue of liberty.

the two mazes highlight the contemplative experience of walking through the beautiful landscapes of the two sites.

space travellers proposes its design for the new sara hildén art museum to celebrate the industrial legacy of its site in tampere, finland.

the device takes off right from your palm to follow you around and capture footage that can be sent directly to the snapchat app.

it connects automatically to smartphones so you no longer need to dangle your expensive mobile on a meter-long pole when taking a selfie…

the new type of infrastructure takes inspiration from clouds to passively cool cities and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

soft interior edges seem to pull the aeroponic community garden into each unit.

designed to adapt to rising sea levels, the floating city is comprised of bridging platforms that can easily grow and expand.

designed as a box withing a box, the prominent infrastructure houses and exhibits the historical records of korea's presidents for the new administrative city of sejong.

the crew-4 mission is a historic trip as it is sending the first black woman to the ISS — jessica watkins.

NASA is using 3D telemedicine technology to teleport doctors to the ISS.

naturally lighting up at night, the proposed installation mimics solar radiation wavelengths needed by plants to thrive and heal.

'is it possible to transform the oceans into immense freshwater reservoirs?' is the question that cosimo scotucci tackles.
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