
richard mosse uses military-grade targeting camera to document the refugee crisis
regarded as a military targeting system, mosse's heat sensitive camera captures crisp images from over 30km away, recording the ongoing plight of millions worldwide.
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regarded as a military targeting system, mosse's heat sensitive camera captures crisp images from over 30km away, recording the ongoing plight of millions worldwide.

the photographer will represent ireland at the 55th international art exhibition —la biennale di venezia.

combining japanese design with a modern application of ceramics, the stool functions as a hot water bottle, helping people maintain their body temperature from the bottom up.

the series showcases where the uniqueness of the stone and the unpredictable veins of the marble make every piece unique.

these incredibly detailed illustrations depict the future world as a realistic mix-up of eras, technologies and contexts.

the series imagines a pattern of extreme weather changes, forcing the earth’s natural and urban landscapes into ruin and disrepair.

located in the nakameguro district, the simple interior provides a blank canvas for the addition of quirky decoration and soup-influenced terrazzo flooring.

masamichi toyama, president of smiles co, ltd., is the founder of a number of unique retail environments -- each as diverse and distinctive as his personality and style. we speak with him about how he has translated his personal passions into budding businesses.

this public artwork invites users to learn about sustainable heating and cooking activities in the outdoors.

the project is an experimental thesis on how architectural research and design adapt to sustainability. the project is a series of systems aimed at an ecologically bearable, conscious, contemporary lifestyle.

at the ambiente 2017 fair, il coccio design edition presents its new 19-strong collection of ceramic objects for the home.

available in ellipse or circle, and in a range of colors, bold geometric forms blend decoration and function.

borrowing the digital breakdown of pixels, the marble grid can be gradually eliminated to reveal a whole other composition.

the 'diamond' washbowls feature clearly cut triangles, expressing a faceted surface that has been born out of the iconography of a typical gemstone.

using the once-ubiquitous 48" t12 fluorescent light as his canvas, tim derrington creates a piece that marries functional simplicity with an warm polychromatic aesthetic.

with light and strategic retouches, the public transportation hub presents itself as a stylistic time capsule.

by splitting a single site in two 3+ architecture nestle two identical villas together, defined by huge glass windows and an ocean view.

a sense of openness and transparency allows internal space to spill out onto a terrace that contains a large swimming pool.

the part toy, part stroller, is designed to shuttle around children from 2 to 5 years old around in a fun way, and let's them experience riding that develops balance, stability, and confidence, while having fun.

offering more than a regular stroller, the mobility device is an alternative option that can be used by parents with two children along difficult transport routes.

fumie shibata speaks to designboom about branching out, creative influences and the advantages of relying on yourself.

designboom spoke with japan GOOD DESIGN award chairman kazufumi nagai and vice chairman fumie shibata about the judging process, some of the winning ideas, and this year's special focus on world-awareness.

the project borrows the multifaceted character of the march hare from alice in wonderland.

the project overcomes the typical mismatch and limitations caused by the generic mix of retail facilities and multiplex housing in cities.

a roof canopy punctured with large skylights covers the terminal and its platforms as well as a ticket office and café.

standing as a landmark building that greets visitors to the town, the scale and coloration of the structure relates closely to the neighborhood's existing urban fabric.

we've just returned from our fifth designboom mart in toronto presented at IDS 2017!

a bulb breaks free from the head of a male bust, a light emerges from the mouth of a sleeping figure, and a hand holds a source of illumination within its grip.

during a recent trip to los angeles, designboom went to visit hodgetts + fung's studio in culver city, where we interviewed the design and architecture practice's principal craig hodgetts.

part of an 11-acre civic park alongside the cumberland river, the design is greatly influenced by the location and the area's rich cultural history.

the expansive dwelling is positioned on a cape, bordered by a private beach, and a small port for boats.

the eatery is clad with large monochromatic illustrations that depict japanese koi fish.
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