2s.design’s horse inhalation mask merges veterinary technology with natural form language
equihero is an anatomical inhalation mask designed for horses undergoing respiratory treatments.
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equihero is an anatomical inhalation mask designed for horses undergoing respiratory treatments.

each object functions between wearable artifact and prosthetic device.

public comments will help shape a shortlist for two monumental commissions planned for 2029 and 2030.

on view until march 23, 2023, the exhibition features larger-than-life mollusks and cocktail skewers strewn about the gallery.

‘I’ve become a little obsessed with the idea that the world can be divided into ‘those things that naturally convey meaning’ and ‘those things that are made to convey meaning’,’ gander explains.

the artist encourages viewers to sit back, watch, pause, observe and allow for a natural course of action.

in postwar japan, artists used unruly media and playful, audience-involving performances to practice a new form of creative freedom.

after years of planning and construction, the frank gehry-designed museum opens on december 11th, 2026.

MONOBLOC HARPS reimagines the familiar plastic chair as a string instrument to explore collective memory, grief, and the unexpected lives of everyday objects.

challenging industrial homogenization, mycelium mushroom grows on monobloc chairs, plastic stools, and lighting fixtures.

a temporary architectural installation embraces the historic structure of a 500-year-old heritage house in the netherlands is brought into focus by a temporary architectural installation that embraces the historic structure through contrast.

interested in their aesthetic of repetitive engineering configurations, the israeli-german designer beta tank produced different sets of porcelain accessories from scaffolding parts.

an enclosed religious order, the monastery had never allowed public access to its private garden -- making this intervention a deeply meaningful one for havermans.

south gate recalls the old gates and doors that used to mark the boundary between city and countryside, keeping citizens in and enemies out.

addi's octagonal steka sauté pan for mozambique swaps a round pan's easy geometry for a shape designed to be repaired, maintained, and kept for decades.

its brass cones can be modified to rotate according to the atmosphere one wants to create in the space.

tune in to the series finale of the room for dreams podcast to explore the unseen atmospheric energy that give architecture emotional weight.

tune in to episode 10 of the room for dreams podcast to hear why the best spaces are intentionally left open to interpretation.

tune in to episode 10 of the room for dreams podcast to hear why the best spaces are intentionally left open to interpretation.

three leading architects detail why designing for the future requires a framework of active moral responsibility.

inspired by mcdonald’s takeaway packaging, the oversized backpack features fries-carton side pockets, a ketchup compartment, and an oversized receipt.

GamiFries is a 3D printed accessory that allows users to mount a mcdonald’s fries box directly onto the console.

joll replaces a temporary pleasure with a pvc replica designed to endure.

everyday market objects are reconfigured into sculptural architectural installations.

displayed cars gradually appear and disappear along the circulation sequence.

going through a challenging era, this project is designed to transform and adapt to ever-changing needs.

UNESCO expands its world heritage list with landscapes and built space, and includes three african nations for the first time.

from the 1920s-1970s, many architects began approaching the house as a site for testing new ideas to examine how design could revolutionize daily life.

the limited-edition yellow trench coat uses double-faced polychloroprene rubber engineered to resist chemicals, oils, ozone, flame and weathering.

designer zina baker re-imagines 'kim possible's' modernistic interiors in a series of photorealistic illustrations.
habits design demonstrates how technology enriches human connection at the table, establishing an interactive food culture.
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International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa [IFDA] deadline: december 11th, 2026