
botanical tapestry by vanessa barragão depicts threatened species across world map
the installation serves as a reminder of the environmental implications across a global scale together with the great diversity of the natural world.
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the installation serves as a reminder of the environmental implications across a global scale together with the great diversity of the natural world.

all the materials used in the tapestry installation are drawn from the deadstock of an artisanal rugs factory in beiriz, portugal.

down to the smallest details, the design intent for splinter creek cabins was to foster a life closer to nature.

integrated within the natural landscape, dwellings come in two basic layout options that can be fully customized with pre-selected materials and upgrades.

the drawings are produced in a purely analogue way, without the use of any digital means.

jo fairfax's animated drawing machines reflect a dialogue of natural and mechanical forces, and activate with viewers' movements.

inspired by the craft of the tailor, the distinct construction technique joins two-dimensional pieces to create a three-dimensional object.

designer simon hjermind jensen of SHJworks hopes so, and offers a vision of this destiny through his project, 'biotope'.

its façades are characterized by geometric compositions and chromatic variations.

one year after the museum opened to the public, creative agency spirit of space has documented the building through two new short films.

the dutch designer has sanded down the mass-produced chair to form a diminished, fragile version of the original.

the scheme is the first in a series of projects that intend to help bangladeshi villages modernize their infrastructure, while making local farmers better agricultural entrepreneurs.

the project aims to bring nature as deeply as possible into the city.

the flower pots are built using fiber cement.

users can study pieces from marcel breuer and david adjaye in incredible detail before placing them in any environment.

whether it’s a simple DIY home renovation or a professional project, the app lets you sketch in real time while it calculates the actual area of any space.

exhibited at design miami/ basel 2019, LAUFEN's ‘impressões’ art project further explores the design possibilities of their seraphirkeramik material.

the laureates were invited to visit swarovski's headquarters to discover its legacy of innovation, and explore its archives.

the design of the house is informed by the surrounding topography.

the dwelling's living spaces at ground level remain open to a secluded yet spacious garden that captures sunlight throughout the day.

artists antoinette bader, franz messner, and michael fliri have transformed the route, which is 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) northwest of bolzano.

created to relate to the assigned exhibition space, the chandelier is constructed out of shoelaces--a nod to the history of the showroom as a crystal chandelier shop and to the current owner of the space, rudolf scheer and söhne shoe store.

the installation takes visitors on a 15-minute journey that includes scenes of constellations in the shape of extinct life forms, plastic pollution and nuclear waste.

fainaru’s piece, brought to art basel by galeria plan b, relates to the poems of paul celan and the concept of nothingness.

designed by persimmon hills architects, the space is characterized by its structurally expressive roof, spanning the hall without the support of a single pillar.

on the outside, there isn't a whole lot special about this home. yet, after a recent renovation, it has a few unique features...

visitors may gather within 'xylem' to converse or contemplate the views, or sit and meditate in solitude.

located close to the art center's central campus, the design is inspired by the traditional togunas of the dogon culture of mali.

generous windows offer views towards the surrounding mountains and forest.

two units of differing program, but which follow similar volumetric concepts, re-envision monterrey's typical housing typology to provide light and air to all rooms, organized along the vertical axis of the homes.

for over fifteen years, the dead sea has been a source of inspiration and a laboratory for sigalit landau’s videos, photos and salt sculptures.

israeli artist sigalit creates densely encrusted salt sculptures crossing over topographical, historical, biblical, cultural, political and environmental realms.
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