soon to complete in dubai, UNstudio’s ‘wasl tower’ will include one of the tallest ceramic facades in the world. The post UNstudio’s wasl tower in dubai draws from classical art with sinuous contrapposto pose appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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kapwani kiwanga critiques the exclusionary history behind midcentury desert architecture and displacement across the american landscape. The post artist kapwani kiwanga constructs a shelter of patterned shadows for desert X 2025 appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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A NAS should be on everyone’s tech shopping list in 2025. With cloud storage services hiking up subscription fees and quietly using personal data for AI training and targeted ads, it’s becoming painfully clear that owning your own storage isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. The days of blindly trusting big tech with your files
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2001 was a phenomenal year for movies. Shrek, Harry Potter (the first one), Fast and the Furious, Monsters Inc., Rush Hour 2, Oceans Eleven, Bridget Jones’ Diary. Imagine all these cult classics in the span of one year. It’s inconceivable to have so many great films release in the same year in today’s day and
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Dutch architecture studio MVRDV has introduced its vision for Market Cube, a versatile marketplace made up of stacked volumes in Zhubei, Taiwan. This innovative design by MVRDV reimagines the traditional market square, featuring a tiered structure intended to offer flexibility and adapt to future shifts in market-building typology. “With its stack of open, flexible floors
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Experimental music and athletic footwear don’t often find common ground in product design. The Pan Records x Nike Air Max 180 collaboration, however, presents an interesting exception. Released in 2025, this all-black, Swoosh-less design offers a thoughtful interpretation of the classic silhouette. Having covered consumer technology and design for a long while now, I find
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concrete lines contrast with the resin’s illusion of movement. The post philipp aduatz mixes 3D printed concrete and red resin for sinking chair at milan design week appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
TAG Heuer has made a comeback to Formula-1 as the official timekeeper of the pinnacle of motorsports. The acclaimed watchmaker wants to mark its presence felt not only on the 2025 F1 calendar but also outside the sport. To celebrate its return to the circuit, the Maison has introduced a chronograph at Watches and Wonders
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Technology’s relentless evolution transforms how we live, blurring the line between novelty and necessity. I discovered this during a cross-country flight when my laptop died mid-presentation, leaving me frantically searching for an outlet. Power banks epitomize this shift, emerging as elegant solutions to digital disconnection anxiety. These portable energy sanctuaries preserve our digital lifelines when
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Beer, famously good for your hair, so why not for your face too? Well, Heineken’s Smootheriser makes the case that beer for the belly is good enough for the hair, and can be great for the face too. Developed in-house and launching in Taiwan and Cambodia, the Smootheriser uses the same quality hops and barley
