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If a traditional apothecary could be interpreted into a 21st century space, the result would surely be (Malin+Goetz)’s new Los …
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If a traditional apothecary could be interpreted into a 21st century space, the result would surely be (Malin+Goetz)’s new Los …
At the River of Paradise stand in Via Tortona during Milan’s Salone last month, Cotto presented its new tiles collection, …
// Facade / Competition / Public Building / China
Shanghai-based architecture firm Kokaistudios has won a competition to realize the Tsinghua University Law Library in Beijing.
// Restaurant / China / Salon
Reflective partitions, mirrors and hanging lights make a restaurant and salon in Shenzhen, China, a total maze to navigate.
A proposed design for a pair of skyscrapers in Seoul, South Korea, will be the physical interpretation of the project’s fierce …
// Installation / Lighting / Germany
A series of white elastic strings pulled across the interior of a container ship formed the aptly-named Resonate installation, an …
// Exhibition / Installation / Video / France
A colossal kleidoscope is on show at Paris' Grand Palais, as French artist Daniel Buren invites visitors to experience his purely …
// Facade / Transportation
Architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates has been awarded approval to realize Abu Dhabi’s new Midfield Terminal Complex …
// Installation / Lighting / Berlin
An interactive lighting installation is capable of capturing the shapes of people around it, then mirrors their forms in its …
Projekt Dandelion has invaded the streets of Europe, as stickers of people carried by dandelions are plastered to public walls …
Ready for an adventure in Hungary? In this issue, we dive into Budapest’s design scene, taking in the city’s freshest interiors – like the Capsula store by Göske Project – and meeting its most promising young designers. Then in Amsterdam, we tour the cream of the new crop of hotels, including Piero Lissoni’s latest minimalist masterpiece and the funkiest of fashion hotels: Hotel The Exchange. Finally, we catch up with Philippe Starck, the …
We’re off to Georgia, where we uncover the new architectural program – plus a governmental mission – that has birthed the country’s biggest construction boom in centuries. In Norway and Tokyo, natural resources are given two very different architectural functions, while a Stuttgart library channels the Renaissance and a Chilean campus brings students and teachers together. In China, plagiarism is part of the modernization of architecture. …
Elephant #10 explores how visual artists are using new strategies and approaches in making art. Drawing is being transformed from ‘a means to an end’ to ‘an end in itself,’ as artists shift lines away from their sketchbooks and move them onto an epic scale. The notion of the heroic painter mutates into that of the dauntless draftsman (not exclusively male). Meanwhile, Stan Douglas revisits key turns in the history of photography, questioning the …
A lavish retail design bible detailing 173 of the latest remarkable shop and showroom interiors from around the world.
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