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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.
Inspired by the naivety of bouncy castles, Floating Fantasies consists of a series of images created with Midjourney, featuring large inflatable installations floating in the River Seine in Paris.
Tsuginote Tea House is the result of three years of research on 3D printing technology and its application in common-use architecture. The project aims to redefine ancestral Japanese joinery by utilizing 3D printing technology and sustainable wood-based PLA filament.
The Garden of Tomorrow, an impressive installation by External Reference, is a product of their ongoing exploration at the intersection of art, science, and design, in partnership with 3D Printing experts in large-scale fabrication, LAMA?QUINA, and 3D printing with Purec Tech.
Ouchhh created another outstanding AI Data Sculpture named “AI Whispers of the Ancients: A Synthesis of Science, Art, and AI in the Reimagining of Petra’s Legacy” in Petra, Jordan.
BanQ restaurant has managed to capture the essence of the building’s past while still creating an atmosphere of modern sophistication and elegance.
The NB logo was transformed into a “Footprint” image, built with over 4000 pieces of bamboo copters and 900 semi-transparent strips. With refined calculating, the ideal shape can easily attract people’s attention when viewed from both front and side.
Nick O’Donnell is a designer based out of Sarasota, Florida, where he uses his unique process of parametric design to create and fabricate his highly unique furniture, lighting, and wall fixture pieces.
Ernesto Pastore designed the Seashell chair inspired by Bivalve seashells. The shape in which mollusks adapted their exoskeletons for protection is a simple yet elegant solution that results in a beautiful form, the product of millions of years of evolution.
Ross Lovegrove has created a series of spectacular over-100-meter superyachts that challenge traditional notions of yacht design. The yachts’ are structurally created through ‘netification’, a design principle that adopts net and web-like structures to achieve complexity and light penetration throughout the vessels, resulting in a final aesthetic that is both visually stunning and highly parametric.
3D printed Inflate Vases came to life by using dynamic cloth simulation within 3D modeling software. Different types of cloth are simulated by inflating a geometric shape and adding constraints along certain seams or buttons.