Turf has launched two new products designed specifically for ceilings, Pantheon and Step. The Chicago-based acoustic solutions provider, known for its distinctive options for walls, now expands its ceiling scapes portfolio with the two new… Read More »Turf Blends Acoustic Performance and Design to Transform Ceilings
Sweden-based group Architectural Uprising has released an announcement naming Steven Holl Architect‘s Simmons Hall at MIT the winner of its International Aesthetic Atrocity Awards. Architectural Uprising (AU), which advocates for classical over modernist architecture, announced… Read More »Anti-modernist architecture group declares Simmons Hall “America’s ugliest building”
At the ISSEY MIYAKE CUBE in Ginza, Tokyo, a stark white facade greets the viewer with pops of textured color peeking out from the interior as they face the Fold and Crease (Extended) exhibition by… Read More »The Fold and Crease Exhibition Flows Freely With Undulating Skewers
Dezeen Showroom: geometric patterns taken from a computational script characterise this collection of lamps created by designer Le Brimet for Portuguese brand Pixom. The collection, named Filling Curves, utilises the Gosper curve algorithm to create… Read More »Filling Curves lighting collection by Le Brimet for Pixom
This Easter, think outside the basket and trade your foil-wrapped nostalgia for something more elevated. Today’s chocolate scene is as much about design and sustainability as it is about indulgence – and we’re here for… Read More »Taste Is on the Hunt for Modern Chocolate for Easter
Google has been experimenting with smartphone design for years now, most notably with the signature camera bar that has defined recent Pixel phones. But with the new mid-range Google Pixel 9a, the company is taking… Read More »The Google Pixel 9a Is Finally Bringing Back the Flush Camera