There are some things that you know are fundamentally bad for you, but you can’t resist consuming them. Coke (the soft drink) is one such commodity, and especially during the summer season, it has become more of a necessity than an indulgence. The brand itself has been around for 140 years and has built itself […]
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castor place opens in piraeus as a transformable cultural venue Andreas Kostopoulos of Manhattan Projects New York City (MPNYC) reactivates a 19th-century warehouse into Castor Place, a multi-use cultural venue in Piraeus, designed to host an evolving spectrum of events. Conceived under Manhattan Projects New York City, the project reframes the historic masonry shell
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Estúdio254 transformed the historic A.J. Renner building in Porto Alegre into Baita Technology offices, seamlessly blending industrial heritage with modern…
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a structure that makes participation visible A mobile voting booth designed by architecture students at Frankfurt UAS stands outside the Museum of Applied Arts in Frankfurt as part of World Design Capital 2026 (see more here). Built at full scale, the structure positions democratic participation as a spatial condition, translating abstract principles into something
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TDF’s Picks: Everything Our Team Is Shopping For This Winter Shopping by Christina Karras 01. Akari 3X from In Good Company. 02. Batch Brew paint from Tint. 03. Tapered Candle Pair in Olive from L&M Home. 04. Yoko Coffee Table in Walnut from Ellison Studios. 05. Waverley Mills Wool Throw Terrain in Cradle Mountain from Simple
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a light-touch resort by Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura Set along the mountainous coastline of Dhërmi, Albania, The Veil by Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura proposes a resort that recedes into its setting. Conceived under the direction of Pablo Bofill with design principals Hernán Cortés and Alborz Mohammadi, the project navigates a sensitive ecological
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Wine culture has never been more accessible, with good bottles showing up at rooftop dinners, backyard gatherings, and weekend trips just as often as they do at restaurant tables. What hasn’t quite kept up, though, is how we actually serve them once we’re there. Temperature is the detail that most people overlook, and it’s arguably
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Imagine a Nintendo Switch without a screen. Just two Joy-Cons that click together for wireless gaming. Now imagine that was it. That was the product. That’s what the Clicon gaming controller/console is pitching itself has. Handheld wireless gaming with anything you want as the screen. Split the controller apart and a cartridge fits into it,
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Craft House’s latest model arrives without wheels and makes no apology for it. The obsession with portability is slowly giving way to something more intentional, and the Lukas makes a strong case for planting roots. The Lukas is not towable. It has no wheels, and it arrives at its destination by truck. For anyone dreaming
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Most conversations about technology and craft follow the same script. Technology is fast, scalable, cold. Craft is slow, precious, warm. The two might share a showroom floor or a mood board, but they rarely share a philosophy. Mahdi Naïm’s AERIS bicycle saddle disagrees with that entire premise, and the disagreement is worth paying attention to.
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