conceived as an experiential landscape, the museum guides visitors through a spatial narrative of occupation, destruction, liberation, and rebuilding.
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architecture in turkey (89)
the structure is embedded into the natural terrain, minimizing its visual impact.
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chair design (753)
cara campos' furniture collection expresses the geometries and visible wear of the worn bicycles.
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guided by organic morphologies, the living series develops form and structure across a sculptural chair, side table, and tray.
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architecture in mexico (703)
nineteen louvered white doors form the main exterior facade.
the gym interior is reinterpreted as a spatial installation rather than a functional room.
brick architecture (406)
conceived as an experiential landscape, the museum guides visitors through a spatial narrative of occupation, destruction, liberation, and rebuilding.
original architectural features, including the brick facade and rounded corners, are retained.
cabin architecture and design (385)
the facade absorbs the colors, textures, and changing light of the andes, while also capturing the afternoon sun.
wittman estes hides the compact, one-bedroom cabin among the forests of plain, washington.
materials (179)
light is transmitted, reflected, and diffused through the mesh layers.
from a game controller made of bacteria and yeast, to a sonic bench converting human touch into sound, we look back at some of our favourite design objects and materials applications of 2025.
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fashion design phenomena (301)
from gustaf westman's spiral baguette holder to vollebak's virus-killing jacket, designboom looks back at the top fashion stories that defined the year.
the startup everbloom describes the output as softer than merino, more indulgent than cashmere, and stronger than silk.
Weaving (34)
the startup everbloom describes the output as softer than merino, more indulgent than cashmere, and stronger than silk.
the researchers’ idea is to replace chemical-based textile production with a natural process that uses microbes instead of oil, plastic, or artificial dyes.
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architecture in thailand (365)
light, shadow, wave movement, and beachside activity shape the hotel’s architectural language by onion.
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the pedestrian bridge will introduce a gold lattice truss and tiered seating to the bangkok waterfront.
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steel architecture and design (385)
two twisting timber arches form the primary structural elements of the pavilion.
original architectural features, including the brick facade and rounded corners, are retained.
facades (447)
original architectural features, including the brick facade and rounded corners, are retained.
the project renovates the original fabric and adds three new floors above it, resulting in an 850-square-meter building.
hotel architecture and design (750)
domed structures and circular planning reference the traditional yurt dwellings.
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light, shadow, wave movement, and beachside activity shape the hotel’s architectural language by onion.
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ASWA (18)
designed for bangkok university’s campus, heyday breaks the monotony of the surrounding urban fabric with its asymmetrical form.
shimmering chain links reinterpret the pun-lom, a carved wooden gable board found on thai homes.
art interviews (186)
guided by curatorial lead mami kataoka, curators sara almutlaq and li zhenhua explore time, memory, speed, and everyday life for noor riyadh 2025.
connections: +390
the installation draws on provençal winter rituals, the gros souper, the cacho fio and epiphany.
thread art and installations (39)
lace figures emphasize both cultural symbolism and material construction.
on view at here east in london until november 2nd, 2025, the rope-making machine is part of the british artist’s long-running series, rope makers.
connections: +570
flower and leaf art (177)
a found branch collected during a walk in the forest serves as the squirrel’s tail.
taubenkobel uses and botanical and light art to frame its annual culinary VOGELFREI pop-up, this year at atelier augarten in vienna.
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