Architecture

This quaint Indoor Wind Chime automatically rings by sensing outdoor wind speeds

Wind chimes have a rather understated charm. They can have a very calming effect on you, helping keep anxiety and stress away – but what if you’re in an enclosed area? You couldn’t possibly have a wind-chime in a room that doesn’t receive any wind, right? Well, the folks at Fujitsu may have developed the […]

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Toyota celebrates NFL partnership with the Ultimate Tailgate Tundra featuring satellite internet

SEMA Show in Las Vegas concluded with much fanfare this past weekend. The humungous gathering of automotive enthusiasts and aftermarket professionals was taken aback when Toyota unwrapped the Ultimate Tailgate Tundra. Part of Toyota’s exciting vehicles in Vegas, the Tundra is way beyond anything we have seen in the past: It’s an inspiring new vehicle

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Studio Gang completes mass-timber academic building in Paris

Architecture firm Studio Gang has sought to “amplify social connections” at its first French project, the John W Boyer Center in Paris, a “vertical campus” created using mass timber for the University of Chicago. The academic structure in Paris’s 13th arrondissement was designed by Studio Gang with a hybrid-timber-and-steel structure and a facade covered with

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Carhartt WIP and Nychair X release foldable chair and ottoman

American apparel brand Carhartt WIP and Japanese furniture brand Nychair X have collaborated on a collapsible chair and ottoman covered in a brown canvas reminiscent of workwear. The chair’s silhouette is a signature of Nychair X, which was designed and launched in 1970 by Japanese designer Takeshi Nii. Carhartt WIP and Nychair X have collaborated

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Neom CEO departs amid reports of worker fatalities and human rights abuses

Neom has announced that Nadhmi al-Nasr is no longer its chief executive amid reports of financial issues and migrant worker fatalities connected to the Saudi Vision 2030 projects. Neom announced that Al-Nasr, who has led the development of the controversial giga project in Saudi Arabia since 2008, has departed the project in a statement on

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Nine product design projects by London South Bank University

Dezeen School Shows: a material made from waste crustacean shells from restaurants is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at London South Bank University. Also featured is a piece of multipurpose, reconfigurable furniture designed for renters and a shower that runs on bioethanol that allows accessible bathing for those in developing areas. London

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Palm-like floor lamp mix 3D printed and handmade elements in a surreal design

Most floor lamps are designed with modern home interiors in mind, whether they come in minimalist forms or industrial aesthetics. Even those with more organic curves and shapes offset that with metallic materials or finishes that still make them look at home in the majority of modern interior designs available today. Of course, those aren’t

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HOK and Snow Kreilich raise thin canopy above St Louis soccer stadium

Global design studio HOK and Minnesota-based Snow Kreilich Architects have teamed up to create the Citypark urban sports campus and stadium for a Major League Soccer club in St Louis, Missouri. Designed for the St Louis City Soccer Club, Citypark spans 25.5 acres in the heart of downtown St. Louis, near the iconic Gateway Arch and

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