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Approximately 33,310 enroll each year in further education and study architecture, with architecture being the most popular study. This is due to its ability to provide its students with a professional degree and high rates of employment after graduation. 83.9%…
TechnologyCreate stunning sculptures with ease: Robotor – the innovative product of Italian-based Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari allows anyone to channel their inner artistStep into the future of Italian art with marble-milling robots that are taking the world by storm. Robotor created machines that combine the company’s expertise in stone-working with robot technology to streamline
Wheelbarrow is one of the traditional equipment that has been used throughout the ages. They have been widely used in a variety of agricultural practices and horticultural applications. Hence the importance of this equipment cannot be denied, as the demand…
More than simply just a design studio and based in the UK, Running Guy brilliantly fabricates the innovative lighting solution ‘Sonne’ – a free-standing architectural tripod area light specifically for large spaces.Although they describe themselves as London-based – the Running Guy is a team of artists, designers and engineers located across the globe. © Running GuyMaking
Tree-like columns and other nature-inspired details feature in this indoor playground, which design studio Sarit Shani Hay has created for the children of employees at an Israeli software company. The playground is set on the 15th floor of a skyscraper, surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass windows that provide uninterrupted views across the city of Tel Aviv.
Effortlessly creating a subtle balance between the rigor of technical constraints and spontaneity of gestures, Roubaix-based Elisa Uberti fabricates ‘Baume #1’ – a stunning stoneware lamp. Feeling the need for creative freedom and sensitive to the beauty of ceramics – she naturally decided to turn to craftsmanship after working for many years in the fashion industry. Uberti’s
