The Inside-out house revives historical essence through contemporary corners
The old city of Ahmedabad has been an inspirational sight for designers from all around the world. Similarly, the Inside-out […]
Aditi Doshi
Talking to people terrifies me the most, which is why I started writing.
I am an architect from India, studying and working in Milan with my broken Italian and a bag full of spices.
The story behind Mayice Studio and the soul of materials
Mayice Studio was founded in 2015 by Imanol Calderón Elósegui and Marta Alonso Yebra, working closely with crafts combined with […]
A wide variety of award-winning projects ranging from residential to exhibitions
Working in a wide variety of projects, i29 designs custom spaces while developing a style that stands out for either […]
Art, architecture and 6 crazy painted basketball courts
Have you already seen painted basketball courts in your city? Sport is movement and so is art. Visual artists see […]
8 applications of different biophilic design concepts
Biophilic design aims to rejuvenate human bonding with nature through product design. Imagine when you are walking your dog in […]
Visual atmospheres with the use of light, manipulating the viewers’ attention
“With space as our canvas, we transform environments and surfaces into immersive experiences” say Petra and Sean, the founders of […]
The polychromatic affair of Masquespacio, Valencian Creative Consultancy
Masquespacio is an award-winning creative consultancy, specializing in building the identity of a brand, primarily through interior design, based in […]
How Fologram sees the world and then builds it
Her is how Fologram is turning the building sector in a sci-fi experience to facilitate the construction phase of complex […]
How Ukrainian culture infuses the design and brand of FAINA
Besides being known as the “breadbasket” of Europe, thanks to its natural resources and agricultural lands, Ukraine also holds great […]
Biophilic architecture: 11 projects where nature meets concrete
Ever wondered why you enjoy plants and nature so much? The biophilia hypothesis claims that humans have an innate affinity […]
Origin Architect: preserving cultural connotations throughout China
China is well known for its abundant and varied cultural heritage, also widely expressed in architecture throughout different geographical areas. […]
Life in Tree House redefines residential interior spaces through scattered levels
As a great example of small-spaced residential architecture, Life in Tree House experiments through interiors inspired by the multiple layers […]
Urban design in Turkey – Interview with Melike Altınışık Architects
Town-planning or urbanism is the largest and the most important scope of work to adapt to the field of architecture. […]
Sound of Blooming: 697 mechanical petals dancing on a computational choreography
In 2018, Sound of Blooming presented itself as the highlight of the World Flora Exposition in Taichung, in 2019 it […]
Should I shop, visit an exhibition or stare at the grand ceiling in K11 Musea?
Adrian Cheng is a Chinese millionaire and a Harvard graduate who introduced the concept of museum-retail in 2008 along with […]
LocHal Public Library is the second home of Tilburg people
Surrounded by talks of sustainability all around the world of design and architecture, LocHal Public Library speaks up as a […]
Lucid dreaming through The Illuminating Gas by Cerith Wyn Evans
‘The Illuminating Gas’ is Cerith Wyn Evans’s biggest solitary exhibition to date which focuses on how ideas can be communicated […]
Interview with Martha Thorne, Executive Director of the Pritzker Architecture Prize
Martha Thorne is an executive director of the Pritzker Architecture Prize and Dean of IE School of Architecture and Design. […]
How urban design changed Russia’s monotown image – A talk with DROM Architects
Monotown refers to a city entirely dependent on a single industry dominance. Naberezhnye Chelny is one of the biggest monotowns […]
How dope is MIX LAND, Hangzhou’s lab-inspired streetwear concept store?
Hangzhou’s streetwear concept store called MIX LAND had a well-thought approach to transform a typical retail store into this ultimate […]
How about an evening at Moscow’s dynamic Garage Screen Cinema?
Strelka KB announces the winner of this year’s Garage Screen Cinema competition in Moscow, organized by Garage Museum of Contemporary […]
6 concrete facades with solid waves and beyond, as captivating as the material itself
Concrete and its malleable (yes malleable) properties, give us countless opportunities for creative expression. Without further ado, here is our […]
Art or architecture? Interview with Ulf Mejergren from UMA
UMA is an award-winning architecture studio based in Stockholm, Sweden. With an open-minded design approach proposing artistic solutions for each […]
What is intuitive design? Interview with Ayako Aratani and Evan Fay
“Our work embraces irregularity through craft, focusing on intuitive construction methods to create artful domestic objects” Cranbrook Academy of Art […]
Whiteout – Finally some DJ equipment you can enjoy looking at
DJ tech stuff means an obscure mass of knobs, wires, lights, faders, more wires, and a few little LED screens. […]
Winning Tallinn Architecture Biennale using augmented reality
Tallinn Architecture Biennale is the biggest architecture and urban planning festival in Estonia. Curator Yael Reisner is originally from Tel […]
What is the “celebration of insects”? Interview with Marlène Huissoud
Born in a family of beekeepers, Marlène Huissoud describes her work as the “celebration of the insect world”. A French-born […]
Hunters Point Library is a trendy rectangular-block on long island waterfront
Hunters Point Library, designed by Steven Holl expresses an accurate example of how simple yet astounding architecture can be, combining […]
TIJ Observatory is not just an Instagram worthy spot
With a complex form inspired by a local bird’s egg, TIJ observatory is a significant part of a large landscape […]
Recycle the right stuff with RID designed by COHDA
The London-based industrial design studio COHDA has explored the capabilities of near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy technology to easily identify waste packaging […]
Emotional enlightenment by Haberdashery
In the current design landscape lighting is widely experimented, generating countless ideas and interpretations of basic lamps. Creative director and […]
Wasteful peel turned into a useful pigment by Kaiku – living color
Acknowledging the fact that most of the colors that surround us are produced from harmful chemicals, Nicole Stjernsward says pigments […]
Don’t you wonder how a bamboo house is made? Interview with Elora Hardy
How fascinating is a bamboo house? Imagine your house with a bird’s nest TV room, a floor to ceiling woven […]
Wood veneers glowing in the dark – Interview with Studio Vayehi
Nature-inspired designers Tzuri Gottlieb and Katharina Brand from Israel, owners of Studio Vayehi, bring beautifully handcrafted light objects made from […]
Extra large cosy warm fluffy thick knots by Malia Mu
Malia Mu designs unique cushions specifically for children with an approach of sensory play, which includes activities that stimulate toddlers’ […]
Get lost in the mystical purple-shaded world of Skychrome
Skychrome, an imaginative world within a small-scale box, was introduced by Kashin Architects at Arch Moscow 2019. Arch Moscow has […]