The estate of sculptor Albert Hames, whose intact workshop was discovered a few years ago and listed as a national monument, is the starting point of a cultural development strategy and at the roots of a new type of immersive arts center: SPEKTRUM.
the pavilion emerges without a roof or walls, blending into the expo’s forest of tranquility to symbolize the union of natural and manmade resources.
The post SANAA’s ethereal pavilion at expo 2025 osaka explores a future of ‘better co-bei…
the pavilion emerges without a roof or walls, blending into the expo’s forest of tranquility to symbolize the union of natural and manmade resources.
The post SANAA’s ethereal pavilion at expo 2025 osaka explores a future of ‘better co-bei…
the pavilion emerges without a roof or walls, blending into the expo’s forest of tranquility to symbolize the union of natural and manmade resources.
The post SANAA’s ethereal pavilion at expo 2025 osaka explores a future of ‘better co-bei…
Architect Minsuk Cho describes the range of sensory experiences that his multipurpose Serpentine Pavilion offers in this video produced by Dezeen for the Serpentine Galleries. Cho designed Archipelagic Void, a star-shaped shelter organised around a central opening, for the Serpentine Galleries’ prestigious commission, which takes place in central London’s Kensington Gardens every year. “It’s made
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Architect Minsuk Cho describes the range of sensory experiences that his multipurpose Serpentine Pavilion offers in this video produced by Dezeen for the Serpentine Galleries. Cho designed Archipelagic Void, a star-shaped shelter organised around a central opening, for the Serpentine Galleries’ prestigious commission, which takes place in central London’s Kensington Gardens every year. “It’s made
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Architects who want a more equitable prison system in the US should focus on designing spaces that can help reduce mass incarceration, write Lori Coppenrath and Marayca Lopez-Ferrer. Mass incarceration is the US justice system’s primary problem. The United States is home to 4 per cent of the world’s population, but 16 per cent of
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Danish designer Signe Hytte had Oscar Wilde in mind when designing this home for a fictional poet, presented during 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen. Enter the Salon was an exhibition of furniture and homeware products from seven different brands, styled to feel more like a lived-in interior than a show space. The project was
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Danish designer Signe Hytte had Oscar Wilde in mind when designing this home for a fictional poet, presented during 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen. Enter the Salon was an exhibition of furniture and homeware products from seven different brands, styled to feel more like a lived-in interior than a show space. The project was
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Danish designer Signe Hytte had Oscar Wilde in mind when designing this home for a fictional poet, presented during 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen. Enter the Salon was an exhibition of furniture and homeware products from seven different brands, styled to feel more like a lived-in interior than a show space. The project was
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