four tilted, earth-red concrete forms symbolically memorialize the 2019 ethiopian airline accident victims. The post solemn and symbolic memorial park honors victims of ethiopian airlines flight 302 appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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the sculptural collection, designed by altea biagetti with atelier biagetti, is on view between april 8th and 13th from 10:00am to 6:00pm. The post MCM and pet therapy reveal poufs shaped like cats and dogs at giardino delle arti in milan appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
green color palette unifies dapur hidup pavilion’s structural elements. The post modular steel grid and green fabric panels shape temporary kitchen pavilion in java appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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If there’s ever a match that I think is absolutely made in heaven, it’s the match of titanium and EDC. The metal lends itself so naturally to tiny, portable, durable tools that almost every EDC tool I see nowadays is either made from titanium, or can be radically improved if it were. Take stationery for
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It is not easy to be a retro fan and still stand amid the contemporary with the same confidence. In the ever-changing tech landscape — especially in photography, where even smartphones now rival DSLRs — looking back for inspiration might not seem the best approach. But Fujifilm has more to contribute than just style, case
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Melbourne designer Robbie Walker has crafted an elevated steel cabin that resembles a “sculpture in the trees” within a dense forest in Victoria, Australia. This unique residence, called Sawmill Treehouse, is situated on a steeply sloped site in Sawmill Settlement, a suburb near the Mount Buller ski resort in the Victorian Alps, an area commonly
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The Sakeb Carpenter’s Pencil is a carefully considered reinterpretation of the traditional carpenter’s pencil, designed with sustainability and cultural heritage at its foundation. Inspired by local craftsmanship and grounded in environmental responsibility, it reflects a deep respect for materials, making processes, and the people behind them. Visually, the pencil holds onto a raw, dusty appearance
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At first glance, the AI-generated Studio Ghibli trend seems harmless—playful even. Picture-perfect landscapes rendered in the signature Ghibli palette, large eyes, curious, childlike expressions, cute animals. But spend more than a few seconds with them, and the cracks start to show. These machine-crafted tributes, while visually faithful, are emotionally vacant. They skim the surface, offering
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A Charming 1920s Family Bungalow In Bangalow Homes by Lucy Feagins, Editor The 1920s home exterior, painted Dulux Berkshire White. Claire Hickey and Daniel Oliver in their Bangalow backyard. Bougainvillea shrouds the porch. The new kitchen created with cabinetmaker Martin Johnson replaces the previously all-white scheme with warm timber joinery and inviting curves. ‘Martin Johnston
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radical architect peter cook teams with serpentine and LEGO to bring a riotous celebration of fun to kensington gardens. The post serpentine taps sir peter cook and LEGO for radical ‘play pavilion’ in london appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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