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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.
Situated near the Shenlong Grand Canyon, in Tai’an City’s Daiyue District, Jiunvfeng Study by gad·line+ studio faces Mount Tai.
The Ripple Hut, designed by Cesar Rodriguez Perfetti, Jake Kroft, and Dean Roumanis, was created by Toronto Metropolitan University for the International Design Competition.
Designer Nazar Sigaher and CIRCULA collaborated to create the “Flow Series” – a collection of three side tables made from wood biocomposite using 3D printing.
Fluid Forms showcases an innovative robotic additive manufacturing method that enables the more efficient printing of doubly curved thin shells.
Ethera is an interactive and playful LED-based public art installation designed by Ariel Weiss for the Media Architecture Biennale and Illuminate Festival in Toronto, Canada.
Desert_Z uses a robotic arm to explore the relationship between Latin American landscapes and materials
By PA Next Team
DESERT_Z uses a robotic arm to translate temporal and spatial processes and explore the connections between Latin American landscapes and materials.
NOVA pavilion was developed by Toronto Metropolitan University, and the designs of Snowcone, Lithoform, and S’Winter Station inspired it.
CannonDesign has unveiled the Student Center at Western Michigan University (WMU), which is built with a student-centric approach.
“Proteus 3.5: Contempating in the Cloud” at Copernicus Science Center in Warsaw invites visitors to interact with ferrofluid through their mental states.
Advanced construction technologies, such as large-scale 3D printers with industrial robotic arms, are used to create complex forms. The Moss Column experiment merges natural life with man-made structures, blending harmoniously with natural elements.