The emerging field of neuroarchitecture raises important new ethical questions for architects, write Cleo Valentine and Heather Mitcheltree. Several weeks ago we were contacted by someone who had recently moved into a multi-award-winning apartment. It has… Read More »“Many of our everyday spaces are doing us harm”
Designs from the early years of mobile phone technology will be brought to the fore in the Nokia Design Archive, an online portal being launched by Finland’s Aalto University. The Nokia Design Archive will bring… Read More »Aalto University immortalises early mobile tech with Nokia Design Archive
London’s Aram Store has unveiled the Adaptations exhibition, in partnership with Swiss modular furniture brand USM, at its own gallery in Covent Garden. The exhibition, which is taking place at the Aram Gallery in London,… Read More »Adaptations exhibition intends to “celebrate and inspire creative thinking”
Modular tiles, 3D printed using sawdust leftover from CLT production, were joined together without additional fixings to create this pavilion showcased by Japanese firm Mitsubishi Jisho Design at Dubai Design Week. The Warp is a teahouse… Read More »Japanese joinery and 3D-printed wood waste combine to form The Warp pavilion
A circular courtyard for gazing up at the stars sits at the centre of this stone-clad holiday home in Mexico, which has been designed by Guatemalan practice YDR Studio. Named Casa Suna, the 700-square-metre home… Read More »YDR Studio organises house in Mexico around stargazing courtyard
A wave-like reservoir made of concrete and elevated on nine columns forms Våga Water Tower, which Swedish studio White Arkitekter has created in Varberg, Sweden. Situated on a hill in the village of Träslöv, Våga… Read More »White Arkitekter completes sculptural water tower “that will stand for centuries”