Canadian firm StudioAC has completed a residential building called Junction Semi for a family of seven, which features pale wooden cladding, a courtyard and a double-gable roof. Located on an arterial street in Toronto‘s West… Read More »StudioAC “carves outdoor space” into Toronto duplex for multi-generational family
With a soaring commercial core and an urban sprawl that extends past horizons in all directions, São Paulo is the largest city outside of Asia. The Brazilian metropolis is undeniably South America’s economic hub. Cutting… Read More »Pulso Hotel Takes Pride of Place in São Paulo’s New Mixed-Use Tower
Modular furniture? Yes, please. Modular lighting? We’ll never say no. Modular ceramics? We’re all in. Brooklyn-based industrial designer Scott Newlin’s new Torre vase collection, which includes the Torre 1, Torre 2, and Torre 3 vases,… Read More »Scott Newlin’s Modular Torre Vases Turn Pottery Into Play
Bang & Olufsen has partnered up with British experimental clothing brand Vollebak to reimagine one of its most iconic speakers. The result: the Beosound 2 Vollebak Edition, a conical, high-end speaker that looks less like… Read More »Bang & Olufsen’s Beosound 2 Vollebak Edition Looks Like It Survived Re-Entry
The look of water-stained tiles or marble in the bathroom is disliked by most people, and it destroys the aesthetic appeal of the whole bathroom. An easy and efficient solution to fix this issue is… Read More »A Frugal and Efficient Remodelling: How Much Does a Bath Fitter Cost?
Presented at this year’s 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen, FANZI’s Optical Flow exhibition dissolves the boundary between object and environment, a conceptual framework drawing from visual computing, where optical flow algorithms track pixel movement between video frames… Read More »FANZI’s Optical Flow Dissolves Boundaries Between Art and Function