Allgemein - Architecture
If last year brutalism in interior design was on the rise, this year has proven is clearly meant to stay for a good while. Beyond serving as a striking backdrop for fashion shows, art exhibitions, and performances, brutalism is now settling in our living spaces, evoking a sense of wealth, that combined with an intentional roughness, makes a bold and polarising statement of status.
Explore 50 years of design innovation with Nike: Form Follows Motion at the Vitra Design Museum! We visited the space right before it opened to the public and filtered the must sees for you. Discover iconic sneakers and performance product innovations, groundbreaking tech, and the future of sportswear on the Vitra Campus.
Studio Lilo: Berlin’s Favourite Floral Landscape Designer It is undeniable that our fascination for floral landscape design, like other kinds of design and curation such as food styling and mood board curation, is very much on the rise, with the artistic flair of creatives such as Lilo Klinkenberg, a fashion graduate student, whose love for […]
To many Gen Zers, Minimalism is out, and maximalism is in. This trend isn't just a fleeting youth fad; it has deep historical roots. Throughout architectural history, richly decorated spaces have been revered, with red playing a prominent role.
Naples has had many incarnations throughout history: land of conquest, capital city, icon. The city earned its status as the ladder by wearing its heart on its sleeve. It's all on display: its history, idiosyncrasies, and scars. The way the city reveals itself is not just through its unique language and culinary traditions but through its architecture.
J.Kim is a fashion designer whose work is inspired by her heritage of Uzbekistan and Korea.
Is it possible to think of a future based on today’s economic, social and political systems? That’s a matter that Ghanaian-Scottish architect and academic Lesley Lokko reflects upon with the different initiatives she’s engaged with, including this year’s edition of Venice Architecture Biennale.
How fashion stores epitomise the spirit of their brands in terms of atmosphere and in relation to spaces?
The paradox of capitalism — that we’re incentivised to use anything and anyone to continue expanding, and that might even mean growing together: here's a recap of some of the buildings that have been grown using biomaterials in the last decade.
Exploring the Intersection of Architecture and AI: Uncovering New Urban Identities and Building a Better Future. From Smart Cities to Generative Adversarial Networks, digital architecture is reshaping our world with data-driven organisms and innovative design variations.
