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the designs are crafted for the center for environmental education in hiriya, israel, adopting sustainable construction techniques.
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the designs are crafted for the center for environmental education in hiriya, israel, adopting sustainable construction techniques.

the project examines how different parameters such as velocity, acceleration, and radius of rotation affect different materials.

the flat roof punctuated by round skylights extends the dappled light of nearby tree canopies over the expansive porch and indoor spaces.

designed as a net-zero home, the project frames the verdant oak meadow and pond within the larger landscape to create a full indoor/outdoor experience.

the artist gives new life to forgotten architecture and urban environments.

chalk drawings colorize these courtyards around the catalan city.

the project by ASSISTANT architects features a flat and square dwelling with a floor plan entirely defined by five private courtyards.

the house is a composition of multiple wooden-framed pavilions that are nestled within a larger steel structure.

the installation is an allegory of how technology is impacting public spaces and people's navigation within cities.

arquine magazine’s second ’mextrópoli’ festival will take place in mexico city from march 6 – 10 this year – see who's taking part.

influenced by the vibrant colors of japan, the collection combines the art of straw weaving with the ancient works of marquetry.

presented at design days dubai 2015, the lebanese designer -- who was brought up in japan -- adapts her own multi-cultural background to her work, forming interior and outdoor pieces which not only speak to a global market, but also a union of forms and materials from across the globe.

using cues from the site, artechnic designs the SRK residence by continuing a retaining wall into the outer privacy wall of a home in tokyo.

the residence embraces the odd and rather restricting contextual parameters of the site to make a dynamic liveable space for a family.

through the stories of dozens of U-bahn passengers, the series offers a private yet personable peek at berlin's bustling subway system.

the series carries us through the portuguese capital to encounter 30 historical shops, their often ornately decorated façades and their passionate business owners.

this peculiar and oddly detached clothing line reflects a realm with no real identity or story, where no one belongs.

in the case of one ensemble, swarovski contributed crystals to the design, adding a sparkle of dimension to the casualness of the collection's messy scribbles.

the photographic series reduces the buildings to themselves, like an artwork with a cleared background.

in the ongoing project 'REM', the artist envisions an environment that is at once familiar and surreal.

the worn plastic toy becomes a landmark within the scenes, filling empty spaces and highlighting forgotten or abandoned places.

domenico franco has digitally introduced LEGO lamborghinis, helicopters, tractor trailers, and camper vans around the urban landscapes of italy.

the illustration series depicts some of the most famous modern and postmodern furniture designs.

born in budapest, ernö goldfinger was one of the most influential figures of the british modernist movement.

the immersive installation takes part in the grander theme of the 'life in picoseconds' exhibition.

the monumental interior element is made of plywood boards, with leaves composed of suspended, cut paper sheets.

from sculptural furniture to basic geometries, the exhibition creates a landscape of shapes for dynamic exchanges and uses.

segmented into a collection of modular building blocks, THE CLUB is a travelling nightclub capable of setting up shop just about anywhere.

with its electric blue and white patterns, the interiors are reminiscent of the mediterranean bay just outside the window.

named 'lock & be free’, the storage space has opened near the touristic street gran vía, in calle jardines 11, offering travelers a place to leave their hand luggage, weighing up to 25kg, and also giving them access to private rooms for bigger pieces.

made of concrete, mimicking the nature of the granite stones that dot the landscape, the sunset chapel elevates an altar above the ground enjoying views and a daily sunset.

a small chapel used for meditation is located subtly underground under an elevated pond, not distracting from the serene garden landscape.
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