Schreibmayr's Hausbüro, a 1950s cupboard that opens into a complete home office, is a small key to post-war German life and to a way of designing that began with very concrete questions.
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- Heatherwick Studio’s 1000 Trees lifts a park onto columns above Suzhou Creek
- Under the vaults of El Born, Delta Arrocería cooks rice in plain sight
- In Ostrava, a Pavilion for Error lets architects talk about their mistakes
- The NM01 Crate Chair lets a dairy crate keep its contents and gain a backrest
- In a former Harlem factory, Infinite Energy Hack lets oil drums and solar panels speak
- Wutopia Lab wraps two old buildings in metal and ceramic to make The Lake House
