It Will Never Snow Again is a glass installation depicting a house-like structure whose interior is divided into equally sized cells. Within these cells, fallen and collected tree branches are
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Kiyo Workshop has completed a dual-brand fashion showroom in Sinsa-dong, Seoul. The interior combines mid-tone wood and raw concrete to create a gender-neutral retail environment shared by Beneater and Manner & Dapper. A centrally placed dark wood display table anchors the space, while a seamlessly integrated café extends the spatial experience beyond conventional retail design.
Mumu Tashiro adds a blue stained-glass door with a fold-out bench to Ogikubo Bar in Tokyo, transforming a small renovation into a social gesture.
An interview with ELSE Design on ephemeral architecture and how temporary interventions reveal deeper relationships between site, material, and time.
At a moment when ecological anxiety and technological acceleration shape the global conversation, the Royal Danish Academy proposes a different register for imagining what comes next. Rather than speculating through
An adaptive reuse project links a 1949 hanok and a 1968 concrete building through an alley inspired stairwell, layering urban memory into a new contemporary order.
Italian studio GRRIZ has completed Palcosole, a minimal wooden stage located in the Poggiolo clearing of Monte Sole Park in Marzabotto. Designed as a semi circular structure with an inclined canopy referencing a half sun, the project provides a dedicated space for performances, gatherings and public events. Built from laminated spruce and larch wood and assembled using reversible dry connections, the architecture integrates lightly with the historic landscape of the northern Apennines while promoting collective cultural activities.
Designed by Denizens of Design and DS Studio, The Willow Play Café introduces a new typology of family space, blending café rituals with immersive play.
Benjamin Hubert is one of the most influential contemporary industrial designers in the United Kingdom. He is the founder and creative director of LAYER – a renowned London-based design studio
The conversation happened during the period that Tropical Space Architecture was in the process of designing a manufactory next to a ceramic warehouse which was once the creative studio of
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