the plan follows a hyperbolic geometry guiding movement toward the interior prayer space.
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concrete architecture and design (947)
discover the nadhyavart residence, a spa-like sanctuary where curved forms and tactile luxury offer a serene escape from the bustle of delhi.
sculpture (497)
the abstracted landscape is formed through organic structures, referencing the mythical garden of eden.
designboom discusses with the designer his early years on construction sites and his recent immersion in clay.
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street art (262)
the artwork shows a judge in a traditional wig and black robe striking a protester lying on the ground.
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the house comes with the condition that it cannot be altered or inhabited for the next five years.
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paf atelier (4)
the exhibition, running until september 12th, 2025, takes over lafayette anticipations and reframes contemporary design through the energy of disco.
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four polymoir reflective islands adorn the runway and welcom the strolling silhouettes sporting their hybrid attire designs.
exhibitions (163)
as the year comes to a close, we look back at the top exhibitions, from immersive installations to large-scale retrospectives, that caught our attention.
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pierre augustin rose integrates eighteenth century aubusson tapestry into contemporary furniture.
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cheng-tsung feng (22)
white canvas drapes in layered sections over the timber frame, with intentional gaps where beams pierce through and sharp edges interrupt the smooth surface.
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the installation reinterprets taiwan’s disappearing tradition of bamboo theaters.
art installations in taiwan (7)
the framework is composed of a strict vertical-horizontal grid of bamboo lengths, softened by split bamboo strips.
the large-scale timber structure reinterprets the cityscape as a constellation of ships, reflecting on tainan's cultural history.
interactive installation (509)
la mécanique de noël installation examines festive gatherings through spatial design and mechanics.
the abstracted landscape is formed through organic structures, referencing the mythical garden of eden.
wood and timber architecture and design (1353)
wooden columns replace walls to create an open interior flow within the single-story nursery school.
from bamboo vaults rising in flood-prone villages to inflatable dream temples, here are ten pavilions reshaping how we think about space right now.
library architecture and design (280)
its inaugural exhibition, 'a call of all beings', brings together more than 70 artists and collectives from 20 countries.
the 1,700-square-meter space comprises more than 10,000 publicly accessible books and media drawn from a wider 50,000-item collection.
hotel architecture and design (747)
a continuation of the existing rock formations, the hotel is articulated as a series of stepped horizontal planes, courtyards, and gardens.
the hotel is open for reservations once again, restoring access to what it calls ‘the worst view in the world,’ facing the concrete separation wall.
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designer boutique hotels (186)
beginning at reception, the line traces and outlines architectural elements, merges with joinery, and concludes in a large-scale wall installation.
seymour documents 40 mid-century motels, revamped into contemporary boutique hotels while preserving the character of the past.
architecture in japan (1689)
wooden columns replace walls to create an open interior flow within the single-story nursery school.
the 10-day festival transformed tokyo into a museum of brave design, spotlighting creators who challenge convention, from architecture to upcycled art.
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brick architecture (402)
in the recent discovery, the researchers show that the romans used quicklime, mixed it dry with volcanic ash, and added water to make the binding material.
trung tran studio creates this multigenerational home with ubiquitous brick, infusing interiors with sunlit courtyards.
residential architecture and interiors (4664)
a roofed porch traces a perfect square, enclosing a 15 × 15 meter courtyard framed by a colonnade.
the design is inspired by the geometry and structure of a voluminous tent.
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