The Fran Silvestre Arquitectus Project

The Fran Silvestre Arquitectus Project






The Fran Silvestre Arquitectus Project
Photographer: Fernando Guerra
Learn about the seat Rethinking public toilets







The Fran Silvestre Arquitectus Project
Photographer: Fernando Guerra
Learn about the seat Rethinking public toilets
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Among the winners of the DesignWanted Award 2023, within the product design category, there is Tiny Eco, the Lavazza coffee machine designed by Florian Seidl and Angelica Rella, both core members of the company in-house team.Their design philosophy is centered on creating “Italian product design” that is easily accessible, innovative, and perfectly designed. Collaboration is

Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting.The inspiration behind this partition comes from the Japanese traditional Kumiki technique: “Jigoku-Gumi” a method of assembling grooved wood in a staggered manner without using nails or adhesives.It is called “Jigoku(Hell)-Gumi(Assembling)” because it is difficult to remove once assembled.Nishihara thought of a partition made of

The Cool House in Bharuch was designed with the climate in mind,Designed by Samira Rathod Design Atelier, The Cool House…

Product designer Jonna Breitenhuber created SOAPBOTTLE — biodegradable, zero-waste packaging for toiletry products that simply wash away.In an effort to reduce single-use plastics, German product designer Jonna Breitenhuber has come up with a way to avoid packaging altogether. Her SOAPBOTTLE concept introduces a line of waste-free cosmetics presented inside prototype bottles made entirely of soap.According

Israeli architecture studio Baranowitz and Goldberg Architects has created Yama, a fishmonger in Tel Aviv with a sculptural interior that was informed by jewellery stores. The studio completely renovated the space, adding a sculpted ceiling that was designed to “create a ship-bottom-like formation” to underline the connection to the sea. Yama is located in Tel

A brutalist apartment in Belgium and a coastal house in Australia feature in this lookbook, which collects open-plan interiors where dining tables are the focal point. With dining rooms often forming part of larger, multipurpose living areas in our homes, tables are an easy way to create a focal point that subtly breaks up space.