The best designs are usually subversive in a simple manner, utilizing different materials or processes in novel ways that spark and delight the imagination. The Salto Collection by Maria Adele Savioli of MAS Design hides… Read More »The Salto Collection by Mas Design Shows, and Tells as Well
When it comes down between choosing a seat that’s hard and a seat that’s cushioned, the answer is pretty obvious – life’s too hard to sit on something that’s just as hard. Oftentimes though, we… Read More »A Single Cushion From Boln Becomes Endless Possibilities
Fibreglass screens and lush vegetation provide privacy and an “otherworldly” atmosphere at Clifton House, a home in Sydney by Australian studio Anthony Gill Architects. Named after the client and builder Bill Clifton, the red-brick family… Read More »Anthony Gill Architects screens Australian house with fibreglass and plants
Next up in our 21st-Century Architecture: 25 Years 25 Buildings series, we spotlight architect Diébédo Francis Kéré‘s Gando Primary School in Burkina Faso – the “perfect learning environment”. Kéré‘s first project, the primary school was… Read More »Diébédo Francis Kéré’s Gando Primary School was the most significant building of 2001
Hormone levels can be easily tested and monitored at home using the Hormometer, an instant testing kit created by Canadian start-up Eli Health and launched this week at tech fair CES. The Hormometer is a… Read More »Hormometer provides instant at-home hormone level readings
Major companies like Apple and Nike must stop consuming resources and instead focus on repurposing the abundant products they have already put out into the world, writes David Recchia. No tech giant can be sure… Read More »“Companies could set a radical example by stating that they’ve exceeded their quotas of natural resources”