The project BLEND by Ward Wijnant is inspired by the thought that out of one and the same tree, the same wood, different kind of patterns, and structures can be gained. BLEND is based on the idea to visualize the…
As is typical of Reisinger’s work, the Hortensia Chair began as a series of digital experiments—explorations of the qualities that give CGI textures a tangible, familiar feeling. The aesthetic tendencies of our time call for design that transcends the boundary…
Located close to Lake Taihu in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China, the Wuxi Taihu Show Theatre concept by Steven Chilton Architects was inspired by the Sea of Bamboo Park in Yixing, the largest bamboo forest in China. The 2000 seat theatre…
July 7th, 2019 was the 100th year anniversary of the beloved Japanese drink Calpis. Coinciding with the Japanese star festival, Tanabata, Emmanuelle Moureaux unveiled two installations, “Universe of Words” and “100 message bottles”, presented at the “Calpis 100th year anniversary,…
All these glass objects are scale-models designed by newly graduated Dutch product designer Fleur Peters for a much bigger project called ‘’The Light Conductors’’. A (yet) unrealized design of a pavilion for Rotterdam Central Station. The reflections of the public…
Indefinite Vases by Studio EO is an exploration of the relationship between geometric and organic forms – transparent and opaque. Indefinite melting material interacts with definite angular forms and gravity determines the relationship in between. Indefinite Vases are sculptures or…
Fernando Mastrangelo sets course for Dubai with a new series of sculptural mirrors that reference the city’s natural resources and their role in Dubai’s emergence as a powerhouse of commerce and architecture. Fernando Mastrangelo’s use of natural materials as cultural…
The 21st century is the age of Nature and the new BCDA building by CAZA is designed as an icon for this emerging eco-consciousness. The building is a multi-level landscape beginning from an expansive public park on a grade to…
Chiho Cheon: First, I got this concept when I saw the homeless at Seoul Station. They were living in the box and I thought, what is the one-dimensional difference between the homeless and the ordinary people? The people who live…
The Barry table by Alain Gilles plays on the changing visual perception of its different masses. Depending on the angle it is seen from it will either appear heavier or more lightweight. The legs of the table will appear as…