
deroche projects turns accra community garden into a productive public landscape
backyard community garden in osu combines rammed earth, edible planting, rainwater harvesting and west african agricultural grids.
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backyard community garden in osu combines rammed earth, edible planting, rainwater harvesting and west african agricultural grids.

a monolithic structure of rammed earth and low-carbon concrete defines the building.

the central courtyard provides a shared landscape between the two, old and new, residences.

water and planting strengthen the connection between the interior and landscape.

born beside the lakes of france’s morvan region, the metallic kayak turns a newly acquired press brake into an excuse to get on the water.

these micro devices have a double use: they collect environmental data like the water’s pH levels and over time, they feed themselves to fish as food.

pleasure, curiosity and uncertainty reveal how design can create space for freedom, participation and unexpected ways of experiencing the world.

the artist considers play as a form of freedom, and asks what we lose when we can no longer experiment without being watched.

the artist considers play as a form of freedom, and asks what we lose when we can no longer experiment without being watched.

designboom speaks with the italian artist about the making of 'Ι don’t like it, Ι love it', the importance of freedom, and why the 'impossible' is often just the beginning.

serving as a shared language lumion pro’s capabilities eliminate the friction when traditional technical drawings fail to communicate the physical reality of an ambitious design concept.

the AI-generated 'robot insects' explore a new generation of creatures caused by mass extinction.

serving as a shared language lumion pro’s capabilities eliminate the friction when traditional technical drawings fail to communicate the physical reality of an ambitious design concept.

'dreamscapes & artificial architecture' presents a field where visions of utopia can be pushed as glimpses and without consequence.

black-and-white frescoes inside kalesma hotel’s chapel combine orthodox tradition with a contemporary graphic language.

vangelis bonios, founder of studio bonarchi, discusses his philosophy, inspirations, and challenges in interior design.

LIAKO bar-restaurant takes its name from traditional enclosed sunrooms designed to capture the aegean light.

the interior merges modernist and mid-century influences, featuring bespoke stainless steel-coated tables, a custom-built bookcase, warm wooden accents.

black-and-white frescoes inside kalesma hotel’s chapel combine orthodox tradition with a contemporary graphic language.

kallithea FC’s el paso stadium will feature 9,000 seats, a public parkland, and a scaffold-like civic facade.

using scale to loosen the rules of the built world, hand-built miniature sets turn familiar architecture slightly absurd.

the new edition wraps the same palm-sized point-and-shoot in metallic finishes inspired by turn-of-the-millennium consumer electronics.

lions, tigers, acrobats and balloons, costumed and created to fit in a suitcase, make up one of alexander calder's foundational works in play and wire.

don quixote pavilion and garden will present works by artists including alberto giacometti, louise bourgeois, alexander calder and others.

david hockney exhibition posters for the paris metro network have been pulled for what the artist is shown to be doing.

louis vuitton introduces frank gehry’s first-ever watch ‘tambour moon’ with sapphire crystal, poinçon de genève seal and rhodium-plated flying tourbillon.

kenta yoshizawa reimagines traditional japanese crafts like bamboo fencing, kumihimo braiding, washi paper art, and urushi lacquering.
designer hiromasa fukaji utilizes a custom-built digital tool to generate floral compositions through algorithmic drawing processes.

the designer reflects on playful design, open-ended objects, and why curiosity should shape cities, schools, and everyday life.

the plato chair in both versions — with or without arms — is stackable and has been ideated for domestic and contract use.
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