Between ornament and structure: 5 design pieces from the mid-1920s
By the mid-1920s, design was evolving within a broader cultural landscape marked by acceleration and contradiction: while Art Deco was […]
HYLEtech: fusing material, structure, and light in a single solution
There’s a moment in high-end design projects when the architect, interior designer, and lighting consultant will realise they’re sometimes working […]
Human skills: design ethnography methods
Ann Arbor may be freezing this winter, yet the passion for design and design education has made the semester feel […]
Designing ecological repair: the Aranyani Pavilion
In a time when ecology is often reduced to data, targets and distant catastrophes, a new landmark, the Aranyani Pavilion, […]
A chat with Standard Equipment: how constraints fuel creativity
In a Toronto studio where industrial precision meets postmodern playfulness, Josh Gadomski is rewriting the rules of everyday design. His […]
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VELTO: the coat rack that disappears when not needed
A typical coat rack is designed to stand out, occupying a prominent place in the room. It holds our coats, […]
Fragmentos de Mar: lost seashells become a lighting design collection
Presented during Mexico City Art Week 2026, Fragmentos de Mar is an exhibition by design studio davidpompa and local restaurant […]
House 720 Degrees: architecture as a perceptual device
What does it mean to live at 720 degrees? It is not a provocation—it is a design reality by Mexican […]
Finding value in landfills: Maximum’s approach to design
At live concerts, no matter the genre, there is often only one object standing between an artist and their fans: […]
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