Our everyday relationship with the faucet is mostly just one of utility. We merely engage it to fulfill a relatively quick need and expect the same undramatic results when we turn it on and off.… Read More »The Formation 01 Is More Water Sculpture Than Everyday Fixture
Dezeen School Shows: a Californian house extension that appears to melt down a hillside as a warning about global warming is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at UCLA. Also featured is a building… Read More »UCLA presents 10 architecture and urban design projects
Given its continued popularity, can we even call vinyl culture a “resurgence” anymore? A generation of digital natives rediscovered the analog medium years ago in what was initially a trend and affection for nostalgia, but… Read More »Marantz TT-15S1 Turntable Reminds Us of Beauty in the Details
Mimi Shodeinde of Miminat Designs is challenging conventional ideas of movement with the release of The Borris Collection. In it, the British-Nigerian artist and designer attempts to visually capture the exact moment when motion ceases… Read More »The Borris Collection Captures the Moment Movement Halts
If your algorithm is influenced by a proclivity for woodworking, sculpture, or abstract geometric forms, Instagram’s “for you” page might have already suggested the work of sculptor Aleph Geddis. The artist’s feed is a menagerie… Read More »Soft Geometry in Warm Wood Sculptures by Aleph Geddis
Local practice Slow has created a family home in Nagoya, Japan, which has a raw exterior of blackened wood and corten steel topped with an overhanging pitched roof. Occupying a slightly raised corner plot bordered by roads,… Read More »Slow uses charred wood to clad “hut-like” home in Japan