Robert Blaser, AIA, Principal, and Design Practice Leader at Michael Graves Architecture (MG), finds himself in the unique position of having been mentored by the firm’s namesake. (Fun fact – Blaser was an aerospace engineer… Read More »Robert Blaser Continues Michael Graves’ Legacy With New Team
Timeless design never goes out of style, and it seems its memories stay close to us. Designer Jaume Ramírez explores the archetypal table luminaire, in which a conical shade distributes light evenly, with the Fragile… Read More »Jaume Ramírez’s Fragile Lamp For Marset Is a Tribute to the Present
How many keyboard manufacturers could you say offer computer peripherals featuring designs inspired by Italian artisans living along a whitewashed hill town bordering the Adriatic coast? We’d venture to say none, at least until the… Read More »Italian Ceramics Inspire Brazen’s Mason60 Schizatto Drip Keyboards
New York studio CAZA has completed a cast-concrete house in the Philippines, aiming to optimise passive cooling and natural ventilation. FR House comprises a series of “concrete cubes” that facilitate cross-ventilation and regulate the building’s… Read More »CAZA employs passive cooling for concrete FR House in the Philippines
Mass Studies founder Minsuk Cho has been announced as the designer of this year’s Serpentine Pavilion and the first visuals of his design revealed. Named Archipelagic Void, the pavilion is set to open in London’s… Read More »Minsuk Cho reveals star-shaped 2024 Serpentine Pavilion
Architecture studio BIG has released images of Not A Hotel Setouchi, a trio of holiday villas it has designed for Sagishima island in Japan. Organised around courtyards and marked by sweeping tiled roofs, the three… Read More »BIG designs trio of villas nestled into remote Japanese island