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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.
Six N. Five’s “make room for us” is a digital architectural project that recommends adapting architecture to nature and talks of our remorse and forgiveness for the harm we have done in the real world.
The Crystal Lamellas installation by JK3D blends nature, technology, and material innovation. Julia Koerner is currently exhibiting her studio’s designs at The Gritti Palace in Venice.
The Blast Studio creates anything from products and furniture to significant artworks and architectural features.
The gallery will locate in the center of the new public square an concept created by CHYBIK+KRISTOF.
“Plasticity” is an installation created by multidisciplinary Italian architect Niccolo Casas, part of La Biennale di Venezia.
5 design proposals have been published for the Bezos Learning Center. It is possible to review and give feedback on the website where 5 design proposals were announced.
Skyportz has unveiled a modular vertiport design by Contreras Earl Architecture that can be deployed anywhere in the world.
URB announced a new urban plan project in Kuwait. The city called XZERO is presented as a new model for sustainable smart cities.
“Fungible/Non-Fungible Pavilion” at the Tallinn Architecture Biennale in Estonia was partly built by the public using NFTs.
With her band JK3D, Julia Koerner features organic patterns and high-tech 3D printing using sustainable plant-based materials.