Architecture

Thomas Heatherwick creates Bombay Sapphire bottle with cinched waist and “terrarium of sorts”

British designer Thomas Heatherwick has created a collection of sculptural bottles including some with an integrated “terrarium of sorts” as part of a glassware collection for gin brand Bombay Sapphire. Unveiled today, the limited-edition set described as “the first ownable Thomas Heatherwick piece of its kind” includes one of three gin and tonic glasses and […]

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Atlantic collection rugs by Workshop/APD for Warp & Weft

Dezeen Showroom: architecture firm Workshop/APD has drawn on its projects on the US island of Nantucket to create the Atlantic collection of rugs for Warp & Weft. Designed by Workshop/APD designers Andrew Kline and Ruoxi Wang, the Atlantic rug collection applies the firm’s elegant, contemporary aesthetic to the shapes, lines and colours of the American east

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“As the centre of Delhi is reimagined, it is hard not to see parallels in history”

The Indian government’s rushed redevelopment of the Central Vista in New Delhi fails to move on from the colonial history of Edwin Lutyens‘s original project, writes Amit Khanna. For millennia, kings and rulers have built so that they may live forever, and history has only been selectively kind. In New Delhi, Narendra Modi is pushing

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Mycelium Muse exhibition celebrates “variations and irregularities” of mycelium fabric

Seven French designers and artists have worked with a mycelium-based biomaterial called Reishi to create products including folding screens, desks and lighting fixtures. Exhibited at Design Miami’s 2024 Paris edition, the Mycelium Muse exhibition was a collaboration between materials company MycoWorks and creative agency Paragone, which represents emerging creatives including many of the designers chosen

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Anti-hair loss helmet for chemo patients wins 2024 James Dyson Award

A scalp-cooling wearable for cancer patients and an “autorotating” weather sensor shaped like a maple seed have been announced as the international winners of the 2024 James Dyson Award. The Athena helmet was named this year’s global Medical winner while the AirXeed Radiosonde was crowned Sustainability winner, with both projects receiving £30,000 in funding for

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Unitree’s Pump MAX: The All-in-One Home Gym Engineered by Robotics Experts

Whenever I visit any tech expo or fair, I swing by Unitree’s booth to take a look at their incredible robots. With their popular dog and humanoid bots that can do everything from sit to run, jump, wave, walk up/down stairs, and perform complex activities, Unitree’s robots are nothing short of futuristic. Under the hood,

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‘Not So Tiny’ Tiny Home Offers A Peak Cottagecore Aesthetic On The Road

Designed by Alabama’s TimberCraft Tiny Homes, the Big Sky is a rustic not-so-tiny tiny home with a spacious interior that can sleep four people. Timbercraft Tiny Homes are known for their luxurious cottage-like models, and the Big Sky lives up to their reputation. It is based on a quaint-axle trailer and features a length of

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Apple and Georgia Tech Team Up to Design the Future of Chip Engineering

Apple’s efforts to shape the future of technology go well beyond the devices we use every day. The company’s New Silicon Initiative (NSI), started in 2019, aims to nurture talent in chip design, computer architecture, and integrated systems. With Georgia Tech now joining as the eighth university in this initiative, it helps bridge the gap

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Leica’s New 4K ‘Cine Play 1’ Projector Brings a Massive 300-Inch Screen to Your Home

You may know Leica for their expensive pro-grade cameras, but did you know the company makes expensive projectors too? Aside from high-end cameras, the company has made in-roads in quite a few industries that rely on optics, like binoculars, televisions, and projectors. Although the brand is most known for building products with a premium price

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Audi Unveils New EV Brand in China Without Its Iconic Four-Ring Logo

A car’s identity can be attributed to two things – its overall design language, and the logo that sits on the front and back of it, allowing you to identify its ‘marque’. For decades, Audi’s identity could be traced back to the iconic four-ring logo on its front, coupled with its sporty-aggressive design language. Times,

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