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ATRIUM is a global architectural studio that believes that aesthetic merits can formulate a new quality of life. This project, designed by ATRIUM, reinvents the typology of the bridge as both transitional and recreational spaces.
The NB logo was transformed into a “Footprint” image, built with over 4000 pieces of bamboo copters and 900 semi-transparent strips. With refined calculating, the ideal shape can easily attract people’s attention when viewed from both front and side.
MAD Architects, led by Ma Yansong presented the installation “Momentum” in the main atelier of Milan Design Week 2023, in collaboration with Interni and AXA IM ALTS.
During Milan Design Week 2023, Louis Vuitton hosts MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY’s exquisite Pavilion Nomad in the courtyard of Milan’s ancient Palace Serbelloni.
Elon Musk has apparently launched his own AI business titled “X.AI Corp.” According to recent state records, Musk is the lone director, with Jared Birchall, the director of his family’s offices, serving as secretary.
Epic Games and Autodesk introduced the platform called ‘Twinmotion’, where they combine game-like graphics with architectural tools that visualize design concepts and blueprints.
MVRDV has unveiled visuals for the upcoming Van Gogh Homeland Biennale in the Netherlands. The event is named after Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh and aims to bring attention to the environmental pressures and flood risks currently faced by North Brabant’s landscapes.
Heatherwick Studio and Barcode Architects have been chosen to develop a new hub for culture, work, and leisure center in Utrecht’s Jaarbeursplein central plaza. According to the architects, the project’s goal is to respond to the city’s varied population while also bringing a sense of warmth and pleasure to the plaza.
Nick O’Donnell is a designer based out of Sarasota, Florida, where he uses his unique process of parametric design to create and fabricate his highly unique furniture, lighting, and wall fixture pieces.
Ernesto Pastore designed the Seashell chair inspired by Bivalve seashells. The shape in which mollusks adapted their exoskeletons for protection is a simple yet elegant solution that results in a beautiful form, the product of millions of years of evolution.