Ogimachi Global Dispensing Pharmacy
by TKY JAPAN & ninkipen!
// Facade / Japanese Design / Health
A plot of land in Osaka, Japan, was once a farm road and later an illegally-built house; today it’s home to a pharmacy that …
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// Facade / Japanese Design / Health
A plot of land in Osaka, Japan, was once a farm road and later an illegally-built house; today it’s home to a pharmacy that …
// Furniture
The idea was to interpret products in a different way, releasing our ownproduct in the process, and looking at it from a totally …
// Exhibition / Installation / Taiwan
For one of his largest installations to date, Nils Völker used 75 white cushions, aluminum sheets, a system of cooling fans and …
Laurent Debraux creates delicate sculptures that seem to come alive, thanks to mechanics and magnetic laws; the result is …
KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten has won an international competition – the Blue Sky Building Project – to realize Air China’s …
// Architecture / Video / USA / Urbanism
‘It’s time that we let go of our skyscraper fantasies and concentrate instead on making our mature city a better place to …
// Elephant
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// Berlin / Athletics / Trade-Fair Stand
Polished white walls and popping blue accents comprised the Adidas display at January’s Bread & Butter Berlin fair.
When students graduate this spring at Sydney’s University of Technology, their ceremony will be held in a transformed hall …
// Tokyo / Technology
A new iPad application is inviting users to escape reality and head into mysterious tunnels, albeit virtually.
Frame #84 samples large-scale urban projects that strive for connectivity, community and communication. Clive Wilkinson's dazzling European headquarters for Macquarie Bank, Jean Nouvel's media-saturated Milan department store and Zaha Hadid's spectacular Wangjing Soho showroom offer vibrant variants on the city-within-a-city concept. We also catch up with veteran designer and Pentagram-founder Kenneth Grange, whose designs have helped shape the urban …
From sky-high towers to bunker-like bungalows, we glimpse inside over a dozen homes around the world. Kimihiko Okada miraculously realizes a Hiroshima house ‘with no ground floor,’ while Lukas Lenherr stacked three different housing types into one solid block in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland. Meanwhile, architect Rudy Ricciotti pays homage to Jean Cocteau in a museum design. In The Netherlands, Erick van Egeraat tones down his ‘bling bling’ …
We discover what happens when historical craft meets modernity, as the tradition of embroidery finds a place in contemporary art. Lauren DiCocco says she feels ‘part of a community’ because of her medium, while Melissa Zexters says it allows her to adjust photos and memories. We discover the two views of Zurich: that it is not typical of Switzerland, and that Switzerland is not typical of Zurich. To investigate, we trekked to the Kreis 5 and Kreis 4 …
