
rever & drage modernizes and extends traditional red cabin in rælingen, norway
rever & drage extends a red house in rælingen, norway into a layered home that infuses modern interiors with greenery and traditional motifs.
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rever & drage extends a red house in rælingen, norway into a layered home that infuses modern interiors with greenery and traditional motifs.

the design is rooted in the historical typology of follies and the intimacy of hidden retreats.

the studio has already built a moon habitat tested in the arctic, a mars shelter concept that runs on dust storms, and an underwater structure at the bottom of copenhagen harbor.

the GRU space team believes that space tourism will be the fastest way to start a real economy on the satellite planet.

curated by massimiliano gioni, the new museum's inaugural exhibition recalls visions of humanity that are both utopian and monstrous.

the new museum in NYC doubles its gallery space with OMA’s expansion, debuting 'new humans', curated by massimiliano gioni.

the new museum in NYC doubles its gallery space with OMA’s expansion, debuting 'new humans', curated by massimiliano gioni.

the exhibition reflects on the ways in which technology designed to facilitate connection paradoxically underscores separation.
‘cafted in italy for life and work’ — guided the redesign of Mara’s digital identity with vibrant animations and full-page color fields.

mara debuts typo lounge chair & ottoman by AMDL circle, foil bench by christophe pillet, elle consolle by ferruccio laviani, and icon by marcello ziliani.

in this piece from designboom's archive, we revisit amphibious dwellings that draw on the austrian-british philosopher to animate a speculative architectural language shaped by present-day conditions.

visions include spaceship-like shelters and aerial extensions of grass that feed through new york's skyscrapers.

the London-based artist's work reimagines how communities can form in the present, not as fixed ideals but as lived, audible encounters.

the sonic architecture is on view at the camden arts projects in london between august 7th and october 5th, 2025.

each version carries the work of the respective artist across its exterior, wheels, and interior screens, and these aren't production models as they're positioned as art objects.

the british formula 1 star is poised to wear the eye-catching helmet designed by sorayama this weekend at suzuka grand prix in japan.

cast in concrete, discontinued vehicle parts are repurposed, introducing alternative uses.

revealed at EICMA 2025, the vehicle comes with asymmetrical side panels and fairing for airflow and heat dissipation.

the artist's rebuild foundation advances a vision of urban utopia by reworking disused buildings into artistic community spaces.
curated by leading figures in architecture, art, and academia, the international exhibition's 24th edition will run from may 13th to november 9th, 2025.

wallmakers transforms shipping containers into climate-responsive 'petti restaurant' through earth insulation and passive cooling.

wallmakers repurposes 18,000 discarded terracotta cups into three compressive catenary vaults.

the legendary architect and co-founder of archigram speaks with designboom on utopia, drawing, and the lasting impact of his visionary works.

from bamboo vaults rising in flood-prone villages to inflatable dream temples, here are ten pavilions reshaping how we think about space right now.

BodinChapa reinterprets Lanna typologies through ‘twin-house’ Located in Chiang Saen along the Mekong River, Thailand, Baan SudSaenSuk is a private »

the semi-perforated curved brick facade acts as a visual barrier and reduces heat transmission.

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.

on view until april 18th, 2026, the exhibition presents 'new life', a series of star-like sculptures made from lemon trees cut to regrow.

jr's California artworks collected at perrotin The exhibition, Horizons, arrives at Perrotin's Los Angeles gallery this spring, presenting a group of »

the project uses recycled sails and participatory embroidery to turn a public square into a space for imagining a new urban future.

izaskun chinchilla architects introduces adaptable urban furniture for squares with little vegetation.
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