Designed for Kléos, Francesc Rifé Studio’s Nodum collection explores how travertine can be cut, joined and combined with metal and walnut across tables, benches and magazine racks.
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1Y Architects reuses bricks and tiles from Zhuzhou’s former Qingshuitang industrial site to create an open-air museum built around oral histories and shared sound.
At Bosco Colto Campus 2026 in Sicily, a wood-fired ceramic kiln and two structures by a workshop led by Yoshiharu Tsukamoto extend a five-year experiment in landscape, craft and community.
Seoul studio builddweller designed a translucent display system for PRESENT PRESENT’s compact booth at INVENTARIO 2026, organising colourful stationery around the perimeter while keeping the centre open for browsing.
m²ft architects stacks woodland prunings within a timber grid to create HUT-SPOT, a seven-square-metre pavilion for people and wildlife in Cesena, Italy.
Wu Bin’s Pavilion of Time pairs a circular mirrored roof with translucent walls, tracing sunlight and inviting visitors to pause in Paris’s Palais-Royal garden.
STUDIO SHOO has created a three-legged stainless steel chair that uses instability, an angled backrest and a mirror to examine expectations placed on women.
Of Architecture has used an anamorphic printed curtain and makeshift timber benches to form the temporary Phantom Tea Room in London.
Scala San Filippo by caarpa combines a sculptural steel staircase and transparent greenhouse within a private garden in Genoa, Italy.
Re-Jig by Ruben Greyson transforms irregular timber from felled London trees into an adaptable construction system and speculative pavilion.
