
volkswagen’s smart eBike puts a rear-view camera between the handlebars
n+ builds an automotive-style safety system around two flat-white aluminum commuter frames.
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n+ builds an automotive-style safety system around two flat-white aluminum commuter frames.

following the vehicles’ testing in late 2025, the driverless vans begin to operate on the ride-hailing platform starting in 2026.

the playful installation at depot boijmans van beuningen recreates an iconic 1962 artwork by the late dutch artist and comedian wim t. schippers.

'this is also a show for all who think that contemporary art is shit. they should come and see this shit show. they will be satisfied.'

rather than treating the circular forms as isolated objects, the architects connect them through a series of orthogonal junctions that generate fluid transitions between rooms.

the architects use orientation, structure, and landscape to shape a clear and cohesive domestic environment in alicante.

we take a look at public design practitioners who prioritize pleasure as one of their work's most essential functions.

on the occasion of the project's latest iteration at UC san diego, we spoke with hein to uncover the healing power of breathing and community in public art.

the structure was temporarily set amid a berlin rainwater retention basin in 2018, inviting different university groups to gather and engage in fruitful conversation.

after making its way across the USA, the 70-foot, semi-permeable installation will spend 17 days in new york city.

we take a look at public design practitioners who prioritize pleasure as one of their work's most essential functions.

every movement occurring in the gallery, whether introduced by visitors or unpredictable elements, transforms the light object's shape and brilliance.

the french designer speaks with designboom about humor, intuition, and transforming northern france’s landscapes into colorful mosaic lamps, benches, and sculptural furniture.

light passes through form, shaping spatial perception.

the work invites visitors to receive a personalized psychological reading, questioning the growing tendency to trust intelligent systems with our most intimate data.

visitors place their phones onto a moving conveyor that carries them through cloud-shaped speculative worlds designed to generate surreal shareable videos.

we look back at how designboom's latest chapter presents craft as an approach to the world that values attentiveness over speed, collaboration over isolation, and long-term stewardship over short-term production.

the british artist uses basketry as a way of asking larger questions about labor, locality, materials, and the future of making.

from bacterial pigments to biodegradable footwear, the studio’s latest work extends a two-decade investigation into manufacturing with living systems.

oxman will be one of the first tenants of the newly renovated 787 11th avenue building in new york city.

we look back at how designboom's latest chapter presents craft as an approach to the world that values attentiveness over speed, collaboration over isolation, and long-term stewardship over short-term production.

the mexican designer reflects on a decade-long practice that gives plant waste new value while keeping craft tied to the people who grow it.

the original silhouette is almost entirely covered by recycled ethernet cables, with roughly 170 pieces attached to each shoe using zip ties.

during his runway presentation at the palais de tokyo, the designer debuted inflatable adidas garments with integrated cooling technology.

old and new materials coexist throughout the renovation by coil kazuteru matumura architects.

coil kazuteru matumura architects clads the structure and surfaces with natural materials, including plywood and washi paper.

the work resembles an archaeological landscape suspended somewhere between ruin, excavation, and performance.

episode four of ‘navigators of design’ introduces the innovators of STILFOLD, a platform that transforms flat sheet metal into high-performance structures.

designed after an ancient greek theatre, ferruccio laviani shapes an atmosphere where mara’s collections and lively discussion converged.

tree hug reflects on the relationship between time, landscape, and human presence.

monsieur plant presents a hybrid figure where two often-opposed worlds meet: that of advanced technology and that of organic life.
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