Browsing: Design

Ross Lovegrove has created a series of spectacular over-100-meter superyachts that challenge traditional notions of yacht design. The yachts’ are structurally created through ‘netification’, a design principle that adopts net and web-like structures to achieve complexity and light penetration throughout the vessels, resulting in a final aesthetic that is both visually stunning and highly parametric.

Stockholm-based studio Crème Atelier came to life through the founders’ common love for design, they usually focus on 3D-printed and sustainable lamps.

“Timeless Beacon” will be on display until the summer of 2024, and it parallels the time scales of history and the future through design, highlighting the value of emotion and inspiration left by the building.

Sprayground, an innovative fashion house, and world-renowned architectural designer Tim Fu are breaking new ground in fashion design by revealing a hyper-futuristic collaboration built with the use of artificial intelligence.

International design studio, Hassell, and to.org, a platform that operates in venture capital, philanthropy, and the creative space, develop a 3D printed public pavilion made from recycled plastic, with leading 3D printing design studio Nagami.

British luxury car and aero-engine manufacturing company Rolls-Royce and Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen collaborated for a special ‘ Phantom Syntopia’.

Reflecting upon ceramic art, one can imagine imperfect finishes, handmade unique designs, and rough polishes but the ceramic art of Alterfact Studio does not fit into this image.

The Drone Bird Company, a Dutch technology firm, has introduced an innovative and sustainable solution to bird control in the form of ultra-realistic Falcon-shaped drones created using 3D printing technology.

Scada Table was designed by Rolab Studio. This project utilized a robotic 3D printing technique to fabricate the table components, which proved to be a powerful tool for designers.

The artwork is strategically situated on the airport’s concourse, where passengers first encounter it as they enter the terminal. It is impossible to miss because it points skyward toward a massive glass dome skylight.