comprising two parts that snap together, the accessory brings colors to the clinical-looking canister, made from aluminum and polymer.
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during construction, builders temporarily relocated the site’s large boulders and later returned them to their original positions.
the design follows proportional rules derived from the golden section and the logarithmic spiral associated with the nautilus fossil.
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fully fabricated in a workshop, the house was transported by semi-trailers and assembled on-site in a short timeframe.
the DROPHAUS stages a vision of ‘timeless living,’ framing the core ideas of the collection around endurance, utility, and material experimentation.
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during construction, builders temporarily relocated the site’s large boulders and later returned them to their original positions.
the design incorporates elements that regulate exposure and enclosure.
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the house breaks into distinct arms that follow the topography and orientation of the site.
omar gandhi's 'east river residence' is elevated atop slender steel columns to float over the rocky terrain of nova scotia.
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gradient pink mirrors line the preserved brick perimeter.
terraced courtyards extend the interplay between solid and void.
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new images unveil the final vision for manresa wilds, as BIG and SCAPE reimagine a 1960s power plant as a civic hub within a 125-acre waterfront park.
the project reworks a three-and-a-half-story structure measuring just three meters wide by 12 meters deep.
drone technology and design (232)
the assistive device aims to be the ‘flying eye’ in extreme environments so humans can be sure of who are and what is inside a site before going in.
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an updated version of the remote-controlled one, the hands-free device hovers above the user and trails them wherever they go.
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light installation art (204)
ripple-like distortions prevent stable reflections within the enclosure.
fiberglass is retained as primary material expression rather than decorative effect.
climate change (196)
the structure is seven meters long and is made of recycled concrete that uses 75 percent circular raw materials.
equipped with the mobile carbon capture technology, the vehicle filters out the carbon dioxide directly from the exhaust system.
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thanks to the active creatives making the shift, the future of pyrotechnic shows can light up the environment quietly, cleanly, and still brightly.
fireworks (8)
thanks to the active creatives making the shift, the future of pyrotechnic shows can light up the environment quietly, cleanly, and still brightly.
the centre pompidou in paris, closed for renovation, marks its final farewell with a daytime fireworks performance by cai guo-qiang.
recycling (480)
fiberglass is retained as primary material expression rather than decorative effect.
a set full of installation built from the brand’s memories since 1978, the space works like a scene after a party, with items place across the floor.
Cj hendry (10)
tony’s chocolonely and Cj hendry open a valentine’s popup in new york, pairing interactive installation art and a $1 mystery box concept.
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as we wrap up 2025, these are the ten installations that capture the year’s evolving sensory and spatial imagination.
ENESS (16)
the team draws from the Japanese concept of iwagumi, a tradition of composed rock arrangements.
as we wrap up 2025, these are the ten installations that capture the year’s evolving sensory and spatial imagination.
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