Design

fran silvestre shapes a landscape-driven house in Spain   Fran Silvestre Arquitectos completes Villa Lago in La Moraleja, a residential district on the outskirts of Madrid, Spain. The architects conceive this 1,106-square-meter single-family home as a continuous spatial negotiation between architecture and garden.   The house abandons a singular, compact volume in favor of an […]

Upgrading the flying umbrella with autonomous capabilities   John Tse of I Build Stuff creates an autonomous flying umbrella that follows and shields the users from rain and sunlight. An updated version of the remote-controlled one, the hands-free device hovers above the user and trails them wherever they go, keeping them dry and cool without

Chongqing Mingyue Lake Landscape Tower by gad   gad designs Landscape Tower, located within the Liangjiang Synergy Innovation Zone in Chongqing, China, adjacent to Mingyue Lake and Mingyue Mountain. The area has developed as a cluster of buildings arranged around the lake, attracting entrepreneurs and park users. The project was commissioned as a viewing structure

As the capital of a former Soviet Union republic, the city of Tbilisi has its fair share of Soviet architecture,…

MAISON&OBJET RETURNS WITH ‘PAST REVEALS FUTURE’ THEME   From January 15 to 19, 2026, Maison&Objet Paris opens its January edition, inviting the design community to explore a landscape where innovation enters a direct dialogue with tradition. The event unveils its theme, ‘Past Reveals Future,’ spanning seven halls and six sectors with a curated experience through

Amid the tides of time, architecture bears witness to change, taking on new roles within the same site. Situated within…

from Industrial Harbor to Public Cultural space   The Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum is a proposal by LYT-X Studio located along the historic waterfront of Le Havre, France. Planned as an adaptive reuse of an industrial harbor structure, the project positions a former port building as a civic cultural facility woven into the maritime edge

mobile app lets the visually impaired print labels   Concept Nemonic Dot comes in two: a printer and a mobile app that converts spoken and typed words into printed stickers and labels with Braille for the visually impaired. With this, users can create labels by typing or using voice input, and the app also provides