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  • World Illustration Awards 2023

    World Illustration Awards 2023 is now open for entries! World Illustration Awards 2023: The Association of Illustrators (AOI) recently has opened the call for entries for the World Illustration Awards 2023 and like every year celebrates great illustration from across the globe, with an emphasis on supporting and connecting illustrators with each other and the

  • Chinatown at Home

    An exhibition based on the studies of Los Angeles Chinatown will be on display at 949 Chung King Road from 01/14/2023 till 01/22/2023. The exhibition showcases different series of work done by Chieh-Ting Chuang.Chinatown is a recognizable architectural style that has been copied in

  • ACSF LIndsay Jones Memorial Research Fund

    The Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality Lindsay Jones Memorial Research Fund 2023 grant cycle will open on February 1, 2023 and submissions accepted until April 1, 2023. We encourage applicants and proposals from a range

  • “40 Young European Architects with New Visions”

    The European Center for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies in collaboration with the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design will present the winners of the “Europe 40 Under 40® Awards” with an architectural exhibition of high standards with the rising talents of architecture and industry of Europe planning for 2021-2022 entitled “40 Young

  • Assemblages lighting collection by The Back Studio

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. Every design week reveals an overwhelming amount of lamps with no innovative purpose, neither in form nor function, simply to provide established brands with an excuse to talk about novelties and brand new products. This is not the case. The Indian / Italian duo

  • Adaptive Reuse: Design Transformations for Community Healthcare

    Design interventions into pre-existing sites play a critical role in global healthcare. The 2023 Epidemic Urbanism Initiative Design Competition will focus on adaptive reuse, inviting submissions that consider how pre-existing vacant, underused, or currently used sites, structures, and spaces can be transformed into healthcare settings with thoughtful

  • Modular Imagination by Virgil Abloh for Cassina

    Modular Imagination, a project built on flexibility, designed by creative genius Virgil Abloh, honorably entering Cassina‘s catalog.  Formed by two different-sized building blocks, Modular Imagination is an open invitation to participate in the configuration of space and building new interior worlds. The two matt-black building blocks can be configured to adapt to any setting: the

  • Orient Express presents Orient Express Revelation

    Exclusively revealing the future Orient Express train imagined by the French architect, Maxime D’Angeac. The new design will be shown at the Design Miami/ fair, from November 30th to December 4th. Completely re-imagined, the old historic carriages, disappeared, forgotten

  • HACKCITY 100 MOVING PIXELS

    We are looking for “City Hackers” who are architects, urban planners, and urban designers. Modern cities are now plagued by issues like traffic congestion, over-centralization, unaffordable housing, etc. With our

  • Arco K 2022 for Flos by Studio Castiglioni

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. To celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the iconic lighting piece Arco, Flos is releasing a new limited version, only available online.  The Arco K 2022 limited is introduced with an innovative crystal block base, expanding the light on the structure of the lamp itself

  • Omnia speaker: a new multi-awarded design

    Tapping into a new user experience, Sonus faber latest release Omnia speaker has already made a place for itself on the market.  This new speaker is created with the aim to bring Sonus faber professional quality audio to a home stage by being designed as a compact version of their well-known sound systems, all while

  • From the Himalaya’s by Super Local

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. To deal with the waste of the Himalaya’s 80.000 annual visitors, Super Local developed an end-to-end process, including setting up an appropriate plastics workspace, building two hand-operated plastic injection machines, and training the local staff in collaboration with Sagarmatha Next. Shredded aluminum and plastic

  • Blume by Nikki Alagha

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. Nikki Alagha focuses on handmade details that add an emotional value. Her collection, Blume, is a handmade planter with a customizable trellis. Each trellis piece can be linked together at multiple angles to grow with the plant. She practices sustainability by creating made-to-order objects

  • The Alchemy of Glass by Annalisa Iacopetti

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. Annalisa Iacopetti is an Italian designer who recently graduated from Central Saint Martins in London. Her journey as a designer began while working with blown glass at Venini in Murano. The alchemy of glass is a surreal installation where water is the actual performer.

  • ON PAPER / Exhibition + Panel Discussion

    ON PAPER / Exhibition + Panel Discussion ON PAPER / Exhibition + Panel Discussion  Rozana Montiel + Alexia León & Lucho Marcial + Elisa Silva Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/992762/on-paper-exhibition-plus-panel-discussionON PAPER / Exhibition + Panel Discussion Rozana Montiel + Alexia León & Lucho Marcial + Elisa Silva An exhibition featuring three architecture design practices in Latin America, focusing on the

  • A Challenge To Design An Architecture School In India

    Architecture & Humanity has came a long way ,from living in caves to world’s tallest building Burj Khalifa. The key driver of this journey are human imaginations & the technology which has supported us in achieving many architectural marvels. Earlier nature acted as a teacher & guided us to build shelters with available resources and

  • The Hiccaway straw is a cure for hiccups

    A neurosurgeon has spent years developing a science-backed solution called the HiccAway, a straw-like device that distracts parts of the nervous system involved in hiccups. Boo! Only joking. The only thing more annoying than hiccups are the old wives’ tales and zany folklore remedies that are supposed to cure them. Now, scientists say they have

  • LUCTRA: an essential light for our well-being

    LUCTRA is the first biologically effective LED lighting range that closely replicates natural daylight. Daylight ensures that we sleep well, feel rested and are productive during the day. However, in our busy lives, we rarely spend a lot of time outdoors and do not expose ourselves to enough natural daylight. © LUCTRA Even seemingly brightly

  • Studio DWAS: it’s time to change time perception

    A simple feeling that “we don’t have enough time”, triggered Studio DWAS in 2018 to design 2 timepieces with a simple message: moments matter.  Areas of work and free time are dissolving, which has a clear impact on our social lives. Buying happiness and the drive for status conflicts with our need for free time

  • AI Architecture 2022

    The Future of Architectural DesignAI (Artificial Intelligence), while still evolving, is accelerating fundamental changes to our environment and values in society. AI that utilizes deep learning can possess independent cognition and acquire imagination and creativity like that of human beings. We are already beginning to see experimentation in AI’s creative ability through visual and performance

  • Portugal Olive Guest House

    Olive farming and olive oil production has been an important part of civilization since the ancient Greeks, and the liquid gold that is produced has been a staple of wealthy societies for centuries. Portugal is one of the largest producers of olive oil in the world, providing the warm and dry climate that is necessary