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situated next to a lush forest, the design creates an open interface through larges stretches of windows to directly engage with the natural qualities of the site.
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situated next to a lush forest, the design creates an open interface through larges stretches of windows to directly engage with the natural qualities of the site.
conceived for a client with an extensive collection of records and CDs, the design incorporates built-in shelves into the structural framework to create an archival library throughout the house.
recycled bags and bottles are given a new form and purpose when they are melted down and hand-poured into pendant lamp shades.
using a self built extruder, 'plasticlab' by israeli product designer shahar kagan glorifies the manufacturing errors of the plastic industry.
for his latest street intervention, the french artist livened up the walls and public infrastructure of kathmandu, nepal with his bold, graphic aesthetic.
sweatshoppe has taken this LED technology to the streets on a different level. the collective made up of video artist bruno levy and blake shaw who are also multimedia performers, use video mapping techniques as a means of video painting onto walls through the use of a paint roller.
this athletic arena in grande synthe, france facilitates five diverse sporting disciplines within one 12 hectare site encompassed by a wooded landscape.
located in le havre, france the individual shipping containers are stacked on top of one another, each signifying a different student's room.
created from the same base as traditional korean paper, the chair is an example of how the organic fiber can replace toxic plastic.
constructed from a lightweight wooden frame and solid carbon fiber. the shape of the chair is made from simple lines set as a structural bone supporting an epidermis - the carbon fiber.
seeking to dissolve the boundaries between the internal and external environments, the design features a large central courtyard that connects the dwelling together.
the two-storey dwelling seeks to define the internal domestic programs without compromising on the sense of connection between the inhabitants.
with a floating reflector and a body of handmade blown glass, the lights focuses on the volume of a seemingly weightless material.
the installation reflects the contours of an urban organism, clusters of buildings on the surface with engineered networks of the city underground.
explores the concept of nature in true and altered forms by means of stacked wood within his furniture design.
both a lamp and a collapsible capsule, the series transforms the 'personal bubble' into a literal furniture piece.
the series of tiles-- finished with the classical technique of 'intaglio motif'-- borrows its pattern from the design of polypropylene crates: 'instead of putting industrial mass-production and ‘traditional’ crafts opposite each other, I want to combine them.'
located by a nearby park and river, the design integrates natural elements into both its indoor and outdoor make-up to familiarize the structure within the pre-existing components of the site.
built on an old terraced rice field, the design draws from the nature of the site by maintaining the land's relief through curving platforms that run through both the exterior and interior of the residences.
the museum's exterior form is generated by a sprawling and undulating roof canopy which interconnects the established urban fabric to produce an iconic and dynamic center.
this proposal creates a cultural campus that inspires the divergent forces of nature and urbanity dissolving into a fluid environment connecting the city and its people to art and as a bridge to the riverfront.
this thematic exhibition is a survey of design projects which question the contemporary definition of design and challenging the myth of the designer. it does not focus on aesthetics, but rather looks at how design alters perceptions, reinvents and reveals hidden truths.
ten architects explore the connection between public space and private experience to create ten separate structures on the streets of gwangju, korea.
this contemporary take on the traditional porcelain objects transforms the original multicolored surface treatment into a new dotted pattern.
the mouth-blown glass container features various sized open centres to accommodate what it is that it might hold within such as apples, pears, oranges etc...
shelf of shelves is a set of four differently sized shelves, which can each display itself within one another without the participation of decorative objects.
a new project from the german design trio actualized with british antique furniture and utility in mind.
if the viewer moves around the 24-hour clock, the dial appears to shift from showing am to pm numbers, by virtue of lenticular printing.
the 'walk-around bookmark' is an innovative bookmark combined with a shoulder strap, permitting users to keep books at easy access while simultaneously keeping track of the page.
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Compasso d’Oro International Design Award 2027 deadline: january 20th, 2027
Architectural competition for the design and supervision of the construction of the project “Limassol Arts Centre” $ 29,800.00 USD deadline: march 22nd, 2027