Emilio Ferro speaks with Designarcus about Threshold in Paris, listening to places, and how light and sound can change our experience of architecture and landscape.
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Italian artist Emilio Ferro has transformed Paris’ Chapelle Expiatoire with Threshold, a site-specific light and sound installation that treats illumination as an architectural material rather than an effect. Unveiled on
James Tapscott installs Arc ZERO Nimbus and Eclipse in Houston, where mist, reflection and light shape an immersive public art landscape.
- Pontoatelier builds three freestanding rooms in Matosinhos to house the Lucio Costa Archive
- Tadao Cern’s French Exit hangs a wheat field overhead and leaves it in the care of others
- Marius Boekhorst’s Violet Pixel turns flowers into an abstract painting behind patterned glass
- In Piraeus, MPNYC turns a scarred port warehouse into Castor Place without erasing its past
- KiKi ARCHi turns The Ongoing Future in Beijing into a circular journey through AI
- Heatherwick Studio’s 1000 Trees lifts a park onto columns above Suzhou Creek
