the new museum in NYC doubles its gallery space with OMA’s expansion, debuting 'new humans', curated by massimiliano gioni.
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architecture in the US (1659)
wrapped in a semi-transparent scrim, the facade produces a shifting effect that changes with weather and the movement of pedestrians.
musical instruments (218)
the musical instruments wear bright colors that make them more alluring to look at, capturing the full form of the shape they’re borrowing.
connections: +220
the device triggers sounds using small magnetic pieces called beats that users place physically onto a wooden grid.
bamboo architecture and design (411)
bamboo appears in facade shading, railings, furniture, and interior finishes.
gardens and sculptural elements interlace the beach club’s architecture with its coastal landscape.
fashion technology (85)
static electricity forms the conceptual basis of the research by designer wren walker.
connections: +170
from gustaf westman's spiral baguette holder to vollebak's virus-killing jacket, designboom looks back at the top fashion stories that defined the year.
climate change (199)
the coat operates as wearable architecture, proposing survival as something carried directly on the body.
founded in london by anab jain and jon ardern, the studio turns to hypothetical worlds to build a collective future based on actionable methods.
connections: +440
concrete architecture and design (983)
linear geometry defines the primary volume, while curved elements guide circulation within the house.
the volumes maintain a direct relationship with the ground.
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.
lighting design (566)
the lamp series explores a tactile alternative to digital product interfaces.
connections: +570
the furniture pieces can be assembled, stacked, or expanded into larger structures.
connections: +1510
LED (130)
the installation positions media as a permanent architectural layer within the arena.
raw materials like steel, concrete, and polycarbonate, and linear LED lighting compose a flexible industrial environment.
architecture in switzerland (266)
colored patterned modules accommodate stages, tribunes, bleachers, and kiosks.
.ket bureau proposes a wooden lakeside pavilion for st. moritz, designed as a wellness space for year-round use with gently sloping rooftops.
restaurant and café design (946)
movable walls enable flexible configurations within the art center.
wallmakers transforms shipping containers into climate-responsive 'petti restaurant' through earth insulation and passive cooling.
onnis luque (29)
the volumes maintain a direct relationship with the ground.
casa oruç is a hillside home in mineral del monte designed to navigate steep terrain and integrate with the forest.
architecture in mexico (714)
axolotl conservation center operates as a closed-loop environmental system.
connections: +2120
the bio-based construction material reduces carbon emissions by up to 70 percent compared to conventional concrete.
residential architecture and interiors (4781)
conceived as a cave dwelling, the building is divided into three subterranean units.
connections: +5120
BodinChapa reinterprets Lanna typologies through ‘twin-house’ Located in Chiang Saen along the Mekong River, Thailand, Baan SudSaenSuk is a private »
timepiece design (432)
named the clock, the pocket watch-shaped device features no hands, but a system called the light hour.
designed by car designer and watchmaker jiro katayama, the timepiece design has a rotating disk on the dial, which works as a jumping hour indicator.
connections: +830
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