”You See a Sheep” by Yuko Nishikawa is a lighting collection that uses hand-built ceramic shells to house the light source and thin metal wire to make the shells appear to be floating in space.
Floating...
The site of Forest Valley Hot Spring Center project designed by B.L.U.E. is located in the valley of Rehe, the North of Chengde City in China, providing a primitive forest environment.
In ancient...
At the age of seventeen, Adrian Cruz started a study of architecture in Florence where he lived for ten years before moving to Belgium.
The adulthood in Italy taught him the differences and...
MEAN designed a 3D printed pavilion for welcoming visitors into the desert of Wadi Rum, south of Jordan.
Space serves as an oasis of rest and communal gathering. Drawn to its otherworldly beauty,...
Adam Priester, a digital artist based in Berlin, Germany creates beautiful and mind-blowing futuristic-looking art in short non-narrative films and short animations. On his Instagram, Priester has been known to hashtag “trypophobia”,...
Junshan Cultural Center is located just outside of Beijing in the midst of the undulating mountain ranges and meandering rivers near the Miyun Reservoir.
Originally just a typical two-story sales building on the...
Erin Smith's lamps came after searching for an adequate form to house some neon sculptures she made.
Naturally, she expanded the collection of neon lighting to incandescent. These lamps are made by slip...
The new Second Home in Hollywood, holLA, is a collection of several recipes and ingredients of a California Cocktail.
HolLA lays in East Hollywood on a 90,800 square feet site with two existing...
500 B.C. is a neoteric lighting and object design studio based in Mumbai, India.
The founders and designers, Anandita Shah and Shiraz Noorani draw inspiration from the ideology and artistic vision of ancient...
Project description provided by MEAN*: Our ‘Expo 2020 Landmark’ proposal amalgamates technology, innovation, and sustainability into an iconic structure that serves as a welcoming icon to the event.
Drawing inspiration from the story...
