
artist gerhard richter designs hexagonal doha pavilion from his strip paintings
a digital experiment begun more than a decade ago expands across the walls and interior of gerhard richter’s new pavilion in doha, qatar.
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a digital experiment begun more than a decade ago expands across the walls and interior of gerhard richter’s new pavilion in doha, qatar.

the masterplan encompasses the lusail museum, a new permanent home for art basel qatar, a contemporary souk, gardens, restaurants, and extensive residential areas.

rising over five meters, the sculpture consists of eight perpendicular panels clad in glazed ceramic tiles.

photography, painting and installation... the work of contemporary german artist gerhard richter contains elements of all three.

gregory orekhov’s shadow of light site-specific installation introduces a dark geometric form into the landscape.

the landscape functions as an active setting rather than a backdrop.

the strategic plan reorganizes a working baroque palace around exhibitions, offices, new circulation, and the return of its historic garden to public life.
victor kossakovsky's film 'architecton' reflects on the durability of ancient architecture and the consequences of modern construction.
tackling climate, labor, and urban issues, the thesis projects present design as a force for transformative intervention.

IED celebrates its 60th anniversary during milan design week 2026 with the glitch camp, a project that strengthens ties between creativity and social responsibility.

kawamura electric’s headquarters occupies a seven-story building in central nagoya.

living spaces are oriented by KIAS to maximize connection with the park.

the lights spiral through the night before briefly returning a vanished piece of new york’s skyline to the air.

from the 81st floor of the shanghai world financial center, paul clemence reflects on how the city’s skyscraper crowns act as landmarks.

longitudinal cuts transform cylindrical pipes into curved architectural elements.

fractal geometry translates the repetitive rhythm of hand-knotting into architecture.

on every twist and turn, this park in naucalpan is a rainbow-filled display of the mexican architect's fluid and imaginative design style.

behind its canal-facing façade, the home quietly turns its back on the city to make room for art, greenery and light.

javier senosiain built the organic house in 1985, disguising it beneath green dunes and splitting living quarters into two functions: diurnal and nocturnal.

located north of mexico city, javier senosiain's nido de quetzalcoatl is a house in the shape of a snake - literally.
the 'duo', apple’s first foldable iphone, pairs two screens with a 100-part hinge, opening into a 7.6-inch workspace.

a multipurpose accessory, the embedded gadget is powered by AI and can also record audios and translate them into texts on its own.

four prefabricated timber blocks create adaptable apartments and shared gardens for a new Ibiza housing complex.

against the backdrop of designboom's room for dreams at milan design week, three of the world’s most influential architectural visionaries gather to discuss dream projections and design empathy.

jpg print shop connects fabrika’s industrial memory with contemporary design scene.

the interior features intricate crafted elements like peppercorn balusters, beehive chandeliers, tree-trunk tables, and gold plaster.

nine cabins designed by kengo kuma & associates, elemental, studio MK27 and other practices provide dedicated spaces for writers and translators to live and work.

3M house derives its name from the three-meter-wide entrance that unfolds into a 1,000-square-meter plot.

the project invites visitors to contemplate, relax and appreciate the everyday beauty of nature that is often taken for granted.

stimulating installations for the concéntrico festival arouses curiosity, welcomes the user to enjoy and unwind and sometimes brings out their dormant inner child.

nine cabins designed by kengo kuma & associates, elemental, studio MK27 and other practices provide dedicated spaces for writers and translators to live and work.

the japanese architect is recognized for a career spanning more than three decades, shaped by an ongoing exploration of architecture’s relationship with nature, material, and tradition.
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