Ross Gardam introduces Liminal, a linear pendant light made in Melbourne Ross Gardam has introduced Liminal, a linear pendant light designed and manufactured in Melbourne. Suspended with a restrained horizontal profile, the fixture occupies a space between lighting object and…
FGMF rethinks the workplace through terraces and open-air circulation FGMF has completed Ibira Work, a workplace building near Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo. The project uses its proximity to one of the city’s most important public spaces as a central…
Speaker by Frederik Gustav reflects the rhythms of O Days Festival in Copenhagen Copenhagen-based studio Frederik Gustav has created Speaker, a reflective aluminium installation for O Days Festival 2026 in Copenhagen. The project translates references from music into a spatial…
CJ Hendry turns Pastel into a participatory exhibition at Salon 94 Design CJ Hendry brings Pastel, an experiential installation and exhibition, to Salon 94 Design in New York from August 6 to 16, 2026. Created in collaboration with the gallery,…
Camping House by Atelier Lune proposes a modular future for mobile housing Atelier Lune’s Camping House micro-housing system proposes a road-towable home designed to unfold with the speed of camping equipment while maintaining the functions of permanent architecture. Developed as…
Inside Jesperish’s perceptual architecture of identity and emotion Dutch artist Jesperish builds perceptual worlds where architecture becomes a psychological and symbolic language. His work moves through digital image-making, spatial composition and immersive media, using structures that feel suspended between memory…
Ström Architects uses Welsh slate and corten for coastal home in Porthmadog Ström Architects has completed a 475-square-metre coastal home in Porthmadog, North Wales, overlooking an estuary of the Irish Sea. Designed as a permanent residence for a recently retired…
Inside Richard Nadler’s dense and imagined digital worlds Richard Nadler is a contemporary digital artist based in Munich whose work develops at the intersection of artificial intelligence, generative processes and drawing. His practice is highly detailed and carefully constructed, often…
Hungarian Natural History Museum byrises from Debrecens Great Forest Bjarke Ingels Group and its Hungarian partner Vikár és Lukács Architecture Studio have designed the Hungarian Natural History Museum in Debrecen, a 23,000-square-metre institution planned for the city’s historic Great Forest.…
Felipe Pantone and Etai present kinetic surfaces in Los Angeles exhibition albertz benda presents Parallel Practices: Tailored Structures & Kinetic Surfaces, a collaborative art and design exhibition by Felipe Pantone and Etai at the gallery’s Los Angeles house. Open from…