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From the Pollinator Kit by Checkerspot to Air-It-Yourself by Newtab-22, Ambessa Play Flashlight by Pentagram and Smartphone G22 by Nokia – there has been a rising popularity of DIY products among consumers from children to the elderly with an increase in demand for home solutions. With the phrase “do-it-yourself” coming into common usage – one thinks
Construction has commenced on the Los Angeles Convention Center expansion. The project updates existing spaces and adds new areas. These changes unify separate halls into a cohesive whole. The result is a flexible, single destination for conferences and events. Project…
aileen de la ree valencia collaborates with nush wadia Designed and built as a collaboration, between Aileen De La Ree Valencia and Nush Wadia, the ButtonBack Chair is an exploration in materiality, form, and ergonomics. Crafted primarily from Cherry…
An Art Studio Dedicated to Light and Creativity In the heart of Germantown, New York, Ballman Khapalova has created an art building designed specifically as a workspace for artist Natasha Sweeten, known for her paintings and sculptures. This project reflects…
In its most common use, cladding refers to an exterior covering applied to a tall building to increase thermal energy efficiency. Or you might use it to improve aesthetics without adversely affecting weather resistance, and the cladding element is non-bearing,…
In a world still intoxicated by the afterglow of the digital revolution, Jensen Huang’s declaration cuts like lightning through a fogged skyline: “AI will create more millionaires in five years than the internet did in twenty.” And if you think…