Bettina Pousttchi installs sculpture at Rockefeller Center German artist Bettina Pousttchi brings her ongoing Vertical Highways series to the United States for the first time, installing a monumental sculpture at Rockefeller Center. On view until April 17th, 2026, Vertical Highways V03 (2025) occupies the Channel Gardens, the historic axis connecting Fifth Avenue to The […]
Most of us picture a laboratory as a sleek, sterile box of steel and glass perched on a university campus or inside some tech park. The Witoca Laboratory in Ecuador is none of those things. Built from adobe, shaped like a three-pointed star, and sitting quietly inside the buffer zone of the Sumaco Biosphere Reserve
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dongqi Design has renovated three different buildings into a multi-functional complex that integrates retail, exhibition, F&B and office spaces in…
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New Babylon: a city after the end of work In the aftermath of World War II, Europe rebuilds its cities with urgency, but not its certainties. The physical reconstruction of streets and housing takes place alongside the collapse of social structures, habits, and belief systems that once organized everyday life. Within this unstable terrain,
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bridge of happiness in china connects city and park Xi Bridge, also known as the Bridge of Happiness, is a pedestrian structure in Huashan Greenland in Shanghai, China. The bridge spans a narrow stream and sits within a dense grove of trees, connecting the city street to the park’s central lawn. It functions both
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A Wildly Romantic Garden For A New-Build Farmhouse Gardens by Amelia Barnes After building a new farmhouse-style home with Rod Hannah Design, the owners of this Mornington Peninsula property went to Ashley James seeking a complementary cottage-style garden. Agastache aurantiaca ‘Sweet Lili’. A cottage-style fence enhances the farmhouse-feel of the property. Ashley specialises in creating
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archigram’s architecture of the imagination In 1961, six young architects in London banded together to create the radical, small-format magazine, Archigram, which became among the most legendary design movements of the sixties. It’s important to note that as a group they never built anything — Peter Cook, Michael Webb, Warren Chalk, Dennis Crompton, David
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8BitDo, well-known for its quality gaming accessories, has a strong hold on retro-themed PC accessories, such as keyboards and numpads. Their Retro R8 mouse lineup, which already has the Xbox Edition and N Edition, now gets another variant of the peripheral. Like other mice in the R8 range, the C64-Edition is an eye candy mouse that pairs with
The idea that tiny living demands sacrifice is one that the Starling quietly dismantles. Built by Rewild Homes out of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, this 33-foot gooseneck tiny house was conceived with a growing family at the center of every decision. It doesn’t ask you to lower your expectations; it just reshapes what
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Most wall switches exist to be ignored. You flip them without looking, never registering the object itself, because there is nothing to register. HDL Automation’s Inkslab panel series makes that kind of invisibility impossible. The surface is divided into irregular polygonal cells radiating outward from a central point, a geometry lifted directly from the perforated
