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The Design section explores creativity at every scale, from furniture and interiors to experimental objects and product innovations. Design here is seen as a discipline of problem-solving and imagination, where material, craft, and technology come together to shape the spaces and tools of daily life.
Features highlight projects that push boundaries, whether through sustainable materials, digital fabrication, or rethinking everyday objects with fresh intent. From timeless classics to emerging ideas, this category captures how design continues to evolve, offering insight into the practices and philosophies that define contemporary aesthetics and function.
Designed by Mamou Mani Architects in collaboration with Arup, the temporary structure (The Altostrata – Therme Pavillion) will be 3D-printed from biodegradable sugar-based PLA by FabPub, a joint venture between Mamou-Mani and Therme Group
Showfields is a multi-level store highlighting unique, direct-to-consumer wellness, home & design brands. During the pandemic, they approached us to create an installation that would release once the world had started to “go back to normal.”
The “Tower of Life” is located in the “Pier of Time” of Luxe Lakes Eco-city; their initial concept is that the building presents a light form that grows upwards.
Daniel Widrig’s “Instances,” a collection of intangible forms created through 3D printing
By Sarangi Nair
Instances by Daniel Widrig is one in a series of moments 3D printed. It is a computerized scenery that has been materialized. The virtual realm of digital information is huge and largely hidden; some are personal, while others are communal.
Tarang Pavilion, dynamic exhibition environment concept created by The Grid Architects
By Sarangi Nair
The Tarang Pavilion, a recently completed project in Gandhinagar, India, shows how The Grid Architects works creatively and thoughtfully.
World Expo 2025 will be held in Osaka, Kansai, Japan and the theme of this edition is “Designing Future Society for Our Lives”. One of the most appealing aspects of the Expo is the pavilions from many countries, which incorporate a series of cultural components.
Art Sauna is a continuation of the emotional journey that visitors can take at the Gösta Serlachius Museum. The new structure, which is subtle, intimate, and domestic in scale, joins the site and blends in with the proposed scenario of dialogue between art, nature, and architecture.
The Czech Pavilion at the Expo 2025 Osaka embraces the concept of “Sculpting Vitality” as its underlying theme. Apropos Architects, known for their innovative designs, have been tasked with creating the pavilion for the Expo 2025.
The Black Pavilion, designed by Buero Wagner, is a versatile structure clad in black-painted wood. Its tent-like appearance can be easily disassembled and used for various purposes.
Cicada Pavilion, a morphogenetic structure in an old tobacco factory in Alicante, Spain
By Sarangi Nair
Cicada Pavilion, created by Tomás Amat Estudio, makes one feel the buzzing energy of the space as the bright colors and curves transport you to a world of imagination and wonder.