While many American architects are interested in artificial intelligence only a small minority have implemented it regularly into their practice, says a study released by the American Institute of Architects. According to the American Institute of… Read More »Only six per cent of architects regularly using artificial intelligence says AIA study
Dezeen Showroom: Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet worked with Spanish brand Vondom on an outdoor dining chair that aims to encapsulate the architecture and atmosphere of New York City. The Madison chair comes in four colourways for… Read More »Madison chair by Eugeni Quitllet for Vondom
Artistic creativity, to some degree, has historically been linked to affliction by way of the starving artist or tortured poet trope – think an anguished van Gogh, an erratic Beethoven, or the volatile Caravaggio –… Read More »The Function of Ornament Takes Shape in Vessels by Devin Wilde
Designers Younghoon Lee and Banseok Seo both belong to a generation without the collective memory of televisions before they became the thin, large, and hi-definition panels standard today. Gen Z is also notably a demographic… Read More »This LG Television Concept Is Designed for Gen Z’s Go With the Flow Lifestyle
Dezeen Showroom: designed by Italian Cristina Rubinetterie brand Cristina Rubinetterie, the Faro mixer combines classic and modern forms to give it a sculptural presence. Made from brass, the Faro mixer is distinguished by an interplay… Read More »Faro mixer taps by Cristina Rubinetterie
A native of Denmark, Stine Find Osther embraced artistic pursuits at an early age. She explored a range of media, from painting to sculpture, even before her formal design education began. Drawn to color and… Read More »F5: Stine Find Osther on Lucky Clovers, Poetry, Sunsets + More