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Kithara Music Kiosk / TO

Kithara Music Kiosk / TO

© Jaime Navarro + 15 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/996575/kithara-music-kiosk-to Area Area of this architecture project Area :  646 ft² Year Completion year of this architecture project Year :  2022 Photographs Lead Architects : TO (Carlos…

Eight open-plan living areas with mix-and-match flooring

Eight open-plan living areas with mix-and-match flooring

This lookbook collects eight homes with spacious open-plan interiors, where different floor designs have been used to subtly define areas for cooking, dining and lounging. Open-plan interiors are an enduring trend in residential design, used most commonly to blend kitchen and living spaces and create a social heart for the home. However, this is now

Snøhetta combines clay and oak for minimalist interior of Holzweiler store

Snøhetta combines clay and oak for minimalist interior of Holzweiler store

Architecture practice Snøhetta stuck to natural materials for the fit-out of the Holzweiler boutique in Copenhagen, incorporating subtle references to the fashion brand’s Norwegian heritage. Snøhetta is a long-term collaborator of Holzweiler’s, having designed the company’s flagship store and showroom in Oslo, as well as a number of its pop-up shops, runway sets and its

Prémisse is made from a cut and curved aluminium tube

Prémisse is made from a cut and curved aluminium tube

Driven by the desire to have fun while questioning industrial production in order to bring in poetry to a manufactured object – Brussels-based Caillaud designs an alluring luminous suspension ‘Prémisse’ made from a classic aluminum tube that is simply cut, curved and painted. Highlighting a return to naïve and primitive shapes, this timeless light gets one

Bloomberg Coal Countdown ✸ Video Campaign

Bloomberg Coal Countdown ✸ Video Campaign

Bloomberg Coal Countdown — Video campaignOverview — We help Bloomberg Philanthropies track Coal plant closures around the world & showcase, in video, the effort that countries are putting into shifting to sustainable energy sources.Despite today’s environmental attention, western countries including US & Europe are still burning coal to produce energy —which is one of the worst…

Shell Lamp is crafted from the least amount of material صُنع مصباح شل من أقل كمية من المواد

Shell Lamp is crafted from the least amount of material

With its layered heights being reminiscent of growth patterns found in nature – Chicago-based Noah Taylor fabricates a ‘Shell Lamp’ brilliantly showcasing how 3D-printed PLA can be both structural and active.© Noah TaylorIn an ongoing global environmental crisis – consumer 3D printers are the solution to consolidate our used materials as we enter the stage

Yokohama Makers Village: flower/metal vases قرية صناع يوكوهاما: مزهريات زهور / معدنية

Yokohama Makers Village: flower/metal vases

For the first time at the Milan Fuorisalone event, Yokohama Makers Village presented the Flower/Metal vases collection.A cooperative of various Japanese companies from Yokohama, who have united their skills in metalworking and the most sophisticated technologies to create a new range of design objects.© Flower/Metal vases collection3D printing, metal plating, turning, mechanical processes, and precision welding

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