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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.
Streamlining your horizon, actively arresting your gazes through framed openings in a staccato, presents a cultural centre in Hong Kong.…
The internet era has brought the whole world together in a digital bubble to meet, greet, work, share, and grow.…
In Huanglong village, a mesmerizing structure knotted using bamboo rises as a sculptural fabric within the rich historical context.
ETH Zurich University students and professors designed a Shingled Timber Pavilion with the help of robots as a research project.
Robots and 3D printing are taking the next step, and it is gigantic. Four years ago, eight professors from the…
The intricate details that trail a butterfly intensely stimulates and arouses our mind. German design studio 3deluxe have envisioned a…
Fungus Among Us is an Eco-Parametric architectural system designed by two enthusiastic architects, Eliana Nigro and Marc-Antoine Chartier-Primeau, as part…
The world’s most extensive modified plastic 3D printed architecture, Nanjing Pavilion of Happy Valley Theme Park East Gate, designed by Archi-Union Architects and Fab Union, reminisces a step into another dimension.
Casa Covida, designed by Emerging Objects located in Colorado, is a hut for two people to cohabit in isolation during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Tunnel Web Pavilion brings together computational design and eco-expressionism using Yucatan’s local plant-based materials, henequen & bamboo.