
kosaku matsumoto reworks compact tokyo office interior with sliding doors and huge mirror
the renovation replaces a prominently positioned window that had no view, with a mirrored surface that reflects the interior space.
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the renovation replaces a prominently positioned window that had no view, with a mirrored surface that reflects the interior space.

the outcome is a hat five times larger than the standard size, stretching the technical limit of craftsmanship.

flexible and resilient, the design achieves the comfort of upholstered furniture through the use of DuPont's high performance plastics.

the architectural details of the beech and maple wood construction have been designed to keep users in an agile state of concentration.

conceived as a 'billboard building', the elevated longitudinal structure runs parallel to the road and is organized around a cloister-like garden.

renewed public square includes a children's playground, extensive flowerbed plantings, and long perimeter benches.

the work infuses the central courtyard with an intimate flair that invites the public to sit and observe.

three different layers of semi-transparent fabrics compose each curtain, providing a sense of depth and fluidity between inside/out.

'the future belongs to students, and somehow professors must manage to learn from them, and the new possibilities and technologies they are open to.'

this breezy structure emerges from the sand to provide boaters with a sheltered connection between water and land.

designboom met with the architect who discussed his approach to teaching, his views on the state of architecture in burkina faso, and his insight into socially conscious design.

designboom spoke with the catalan architect at the inaugural milano arch week – a seven-day program of activities, events, and discussions curated by stefano boeri.

five large, colorful necklaces made of nautical material adorn the quays along the belgian rivers of 'meuse' and 'sambre'.
the large scale jewelry pendants are exhibited in the streets of cagnes-sur mer, france, paying tribute to suzy solidor's extravagant lifestyle

the centerpiece of the project is a user experience center, which rises to form a sculptural and reflective tower.

shown at the CES 2017, the faraday future 'FF 91' defines a new era of electric mobility that fuses exceptionally high performance with precise handling, ultra-luxury, and futuristic intelligence features.

led by casson mann, the project sees the removal of the diplodocus dinosaur cast and the introduction of 'hope', a blue whale skeleton.

the complex provides visitors with an immersive educational experience of 20,000-year-old paintings, referred to by archaeologists as the ‘sistine chapel of prehistory’.

the collection’s clean and modern lines contrast in a harmonious way with the hand-welding and rough finishes.

the collection plays with the elaborately decorative ceramic containers traditionally gifted to young brides on the island.

the scenography gave origin to four volumes or exhibition zones, that materialize the exhibition narrative according to its original script.

the interior and environmental design defines the atmosphere, and guides visitors via an accessible, easily understood visual system.

tent-like structures have been distributed around the 'together hostel'; stacked and overlapped to create single and double rooms.

the small two-bedroom apartment has been converted to a light-filled library space filled with over 4,000 books for the residents.

enhanced with honey comb patterns, the engines show elegance and technology, with the overall grey color adding a touch of supremacy to the flight experience.

the bombardier global 5000 aircraft has been transformed with its exterior surface painted in vertical stripes that are only revealed when approaching for boarding.

the frontal area houses the inhabitants and the worshipers while the rear shrine is set in the forest.

the triangular shape of the shrine symbolizes not only the sacred mountain but also the tunnel that leads to it.

available in two sizes, ‘cove’ by zaha hadid revisits two of the architect’s projects: the MAXXI museum of art in rome and baku’s heydar aliyev center.

the designs are the result of an exploration into the simplification of forms with maximum clarity.

with geely buying the flying car firm, home-to-sky take-off will become an even closer reality.

their latest concept, the ‘TF-X’ is a fixed wing street legal concept aircraft with electric ground drive and power assist for take off and landing.
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