Month: March 2023

Gender is an undeniable layer of inequality in cities, which distinctly and effectively marks the experience and daily life of men and women in urban environments. Public lighting is crucial to ensure more inclusive and equal spaces, and often it is not planned from a gender perspective.

Gender is an undeniable layer of inequality in cities, which distinctly and effectively marks the experience and daily life of men and women in urban environments. Public lighting is crucial to ensure more inclusive and equal spaces, and often it is not planned from a gender perspective.

“How to give your home: Dark Academia vibes” reads the title of a popular YouTube video targeted at homeowners fascinated by the aesthetics relating to liberal education and the arts. A subculture born in the age of social media, Dark Academia is one of many internet aesthetics that have gained prevalence in the last decade. Image-based platforms like Tumblr, Instagram, Pinterest, and TikTok have amplified internet aesthetics, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Social media allows users to support and create their own trends that rapidly amass a following. Today, the creation of aesthetic trends lies in the hands of the general public and will dictate the way interior design trends develop.

This article was originally published on Common Edge.

The project is a summer house designed for social activity, aimed at creating two distinct formal conditions that engage with the surrounding landscape.

the geometric volumes of the housing complex adapt to the natural terrain.
The post dozens of white cubes spread over a pine forest in the spanish countryside appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

“MOM house” (MOM: Mother of Mine) began with a sincere wish for a son. Thirty years ago, in this land – the hometown of the client, his parents had to sell his childhood house due to the father’s illness. After the death of the client’s father, he and his mother were forced to move to another city to make a living. Despite all the incredible hardships, she worked day and night to ensure her son had a decent upbringing. Now a man of success, the client wished to build a home for his loving mother in their hometown.

the old red brick texture of 798CUBE art museum’s existing building are extended via a series of concrete cubes.
The post studio zhu pei renovates art museum in beijing using dramatic concrete expressions appeared first on designboom | architecture &a…

The spatial structure of the coronavirus pandemic was created with the Light Garden at the center of the space as a symbol of a space filled with soft light and fresh air that creates a sense of security, without denying the gathering of people and fostering a community.