concrete, corten steel, glass, and natural wood shape the low horizontal volume that appears to hover above the ground.
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residential architecture and interiors (4776)
Water terraces, shaded retreats, and a continuous looped route create a calm yet dynamic environment.
gabion walls (13)
a new pavilion opens on mount royal, the highest point in montreal and home to the basilica saint joseph’s oratory.
connections: +300
portuguese studio artequitectos organizes the interiors of its CL house to face a central garden courtyard.
architecture in portugal (427)
concrete, corten steel, glass, and natural wood shape the low horizontal volume that appears to hover above the ground.
the spatial concept intentionally dissolves the boundary between chef and guest along a 15 meter long charred wood counter.
connections: +1370
KOMPAS (4)
the sauna surrounds visitors with warmth in a sunlit, breezy lounge and includes a cold bath beneath a balloon-like canopy.
connections: +170
KOMPAS designs the 'future life village' for expo 2025 osaka with natural materials, passive cooling systems, and a biodiverse courtyard.
temporary pavilions (580)
drawing on the tradition of the architectural folly, the pavilion reimagines the historic garden typology as a contemporary gathering space.
the 'unscripted pavilion' by abin design studio stands as a temporary structure shaped by mumbai's layered and unpredictable character.
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expo 2025 osaka (60)
from bamboo vaults rising in flood-prone villages to inflatable dream temples, here are ten pavilions reshaping how we think about space right now.
presented at expo 2025 osaka, the bathing capsule is designed to automatically clean a person while they sit inside.
connections: +270
architecture in japan (1706)
the renovation combines preserved architectural elements with updated living conditions.
two opposing arcs that open toward the sea form the upper volume of the hotel, creating a sail-like silhouette.
marble and stone design (372)
gardens and sculptural elements interlace the beach club’s architecture with its coastal landscape.
the finish reveals different explorations in the execution of concrete, allowing textures and subtle variations to register across surfaces.
electric motorcycle and scooter design (362)
as the children get older and taller, so does the two-wheeler, thanks to its modular components.
connections: +540
from high-tech hoverbikes to solar-powered motorcycles, our list shows a design shift in personal mobility, where experimentation, form, and user experience come through.
assistive devices (61)
a concept design by the company osteoid, the equipment uses recyclable medical-grade nylon, aluminum, stainless steel, and kevlar cables.
connections: 61
designed to be a companion, the device is meant to live in a home the way a pet does: nearby, responsive, and emotionally present.
artificial intelligence (508)
ripple-like distortions prevent stable reflections within the enclosure.
milla novo’s textile installation moves from the mleiha desert in sharjah to a conceptual alpine glass pavilion.
personal technology (206)
designed for a set of thumb stick caps on playstation controllers, the project is aimed at players between the ages of 9 and 12.
connections: +240
the device enables emergency communication in areas without mobile signal.
art interviews (189)
on the occasion of his exhibition 'yorgos lanthimos: photographs' at onassis stegi in athens, the filmmaker reflects on photography as a medium of freedom.
connections: +830
discussing with designboom, tschumi reflects on long-term fieldwork, ethical representation, and how death rituals function as social and visual continuities.
connections: +420
retail interiors (828)
burl wood, velvet, and patterned textiles define the store’s interior language.
blumarine opens a new, NM3-designed boutique in milan with spaces defined by travertine, pink corridors, and mirrored changing rooms.
connections: +1490
architecture in the netherlands (404)
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