SCHUH RE-OPENS AT MEADOWHALL SHOPPING CENTRE WITH UPDATED RETAIL CONCEPT ACROSS SCHUH ADULT AND SCHUH KIDS
schuh has officially reopened its stores at Meadowhall, unveiling the latest evolution of its retail concept across both schuh Adult…
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designboom takes over me milan il duca with ‘room for dreams’ at milan design week 2026
DESIGNBOOM CHECKS INTO MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2026! We dream in hotels, jet-lagged, suspended between time zones, held in transient comfort. What if our dreams weren’t just nocturnal illusions, but blueprints for a better world? During Milan Design Week 2026, designboom checks into the ME Milan Il Duca hotel with ROOM FOR DREAMS, a
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‘we will survive this moment as well’: massimiliano gioni revisits history’s ‘new humans’
the new museum exhibits early visions of new humans Proposing an unsettling vision of humanity, New Humans: Memories of the Future takes over the New Museum‘s recently completed expansion. Curating the exhibition, the museum’s Artistic Director Massimiliano Gioni gathers more than a century of artists’ responses to moments when technology and society reframed the
10 Best Camping Gadgets Every Design Snob Needs Before Spring Actually Convinces You to Go Outside
Spring has a particular gift for making the outdoors look better than it probably is. The light softens, the temperature edges toward reasonable, and suddenly your feed is full of tasteful campsite photos that edit out the bugs, the muddy boots, and the deeply average coffee. Before you know it, you’ve agreed to a trip
synthetic incubators reclaim LA’s inglewood oil field in a post-human landscape
Rock and Roll: Synthetic Incubators for a Post-Human Nature The project Rock and Roll proposes a system of synthetic incubators positioned within the Inglewood Oil Field, LA, reconfiguring a former industrial site through a combination of architectural prototypes and speculative ecological processes. The design by Zihua Mo and Chunyu Ma explores how constructed systems
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What If Google’s Server Heat Became Its Most Prominent Design Feature?
Most conversations about Big Tech and sustainability follow a familiar script: a company announces a carbon pledge, releases an environmental report full of impressive-sounding numbers, and everyone moves on. What rarely gets discussed is the messy, unglamorous reality sitting right at the center of it all: the data server room. That’s exactly where two design
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venice biennale reveals renovated central pavilion ahead of 61st international art exhibition
la biennale di venezia unveils reimagined central pavilion La Biennale di Venezia reveals its fully refurbished Central Pavilion at the Giardini, completing a 16-month intervention just ahead of the 2026 Art Biennale. The project reworks one of the exhibition’s most historically layered buildings into a spatially coherent and technically integrated environment. The renewed pavilion
XPPen’s 4K Display Fixes the One Thing That Ruins Digital Art: Color
Finishing a piece of digital artwork only to discover that the colors on your client’s monitor look nothing like what you spent hours calibrating is a particular kind of frustration. It’s not dramatic. It just quietly drains trust in your tools and your process. The XPPen Artist Pro 27 (Gen 2) is a drawing display
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searching for utopia, jane jacobs looked no further than the city sidewalk
jane jacobs’ utopia is community There is a moment, early in The Death and Life of Great American Cities, when activist Jane Jacobs describes a city sidewalk in use: ‘People get advice from the grocer and give advice to the newsstand man, compare opinions with other customers at the bakery and nod hello to the
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five material-driven kinetic sculptures don’t just move, they respond
how can materials generate movement, behavior, interaction? Material Interactions is a collaborative project by Nadya Suvorova and Heidi Jalkh, presenting a series of five kinetic sculptures that explore the role of materials as active components within design systems. Rather than treating matter as passive, the project investigates how materials can exhibit responsive behaviors, contributing
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