through carefully framed views and gardened voids, fujiwaramuro architects emphasizes depth and openness. The post gardened pockets permeate fujiwaramuro architects’ minami-senri house in osaka appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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next to the central building, another exhibition named NADA opens to the public, with site-specific, large-scale paintings by artist thierry de cordier. The post images of water towers, furnaces and more depict german photography at fondazione prada appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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Before + After: An Inspired 1970s Canberra Family Apartment Reno Architecture by Amelia Barnes To navigate the poky and defined kitchen, the architects turned the existing kitchen into more of a butler’s pantry, while a new island bench with a cooktop and rangehood was added to the living room next door. Artwork ‘Sisters’ by Gina
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I have a controversial opinion around wireless charging – it sucks. What is the point of wireless charging technology if we still need separate chargers for separate devices? Sure, we’ve banished most cables, but at the cost of carrying around three separate chargers just to survive the day — a wireless charger for a phone
somewhere between a backyard fort and a modernist miniature, the ‘kid cabin’ is a grounded treehouse in thailand. The post imaginary objects builds child-sized, treehouse-inspired ‘kid cabin’ in thailand appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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Representational image Samsung has filed a patent for what could be the most ambitious foldable design to date—a quad-fold smartphone featuring four interconnected panels and three hinges. The documentation, labeled under the title “ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING BENDABLE DISPLAY,” signals Samsung’s continued dominance in foldable display innovation, staking a claim beyond the current tri-fold concepts from
Japanese studio 1110 Office for Architecture has crafted a rental villa on Awaji Island featuring a ring of rooms encircling a courtyard that also serves as an indoor dog run. Situated near the island’s northern coast, this holiday home is named Necklace Villa, a nod to its circular layout where rooms are primarily connected rather
Samsung has introduced a new flagship cleaning device that has caught my attention with some remarkable technical specifications. The Bespoke AI Jet Ultra enters the high-end vacuum market with performance metrics that, if they hold up in real-world testing, could represent a significant advancement in cordless cleaning technology. As someone who’s tested countless vacuums over
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Designer Philippe Starck introduced the Maison Heler hotel, a striking nine-story structure in Metz, France, featuring a 19th-century mansion seemingly perched atop it. Entirely envisioned by Starck, the hotel intends to narrate the whimsical tale of Manfred Heler, a fictional character whose mansion has been lofted nine stories high. “Manfred Heler has inherited his parents’
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Chinese robotics companies are getting their act together lately in the development of advanced humanoids and AI-powered robots that have practical utility. These eerily intelligent bots seem lifelike and are a glimpse of what the future holds for us humans. That said, the current generation of humanoids requires a lot of technical development and self-learning
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