Architecture Issue 2019: Karen Braitmayer brings unique perspective to her award-winning work toward accessible architecture
AT ITS BEST, architecture — like any creative endeavor with the power to move us — elevates the human experience:...
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Exhibit Columbus 2019 explores architecture and community in Indiana
The Exhibit Columbus biannual event launched this weekend in Indiana, touching upon themes around architecture and community. Columbus, Indiana bills...
10 things an interior designer would buy at Costco right now
Costco has a lot of furniture and home-decor items for sale. Costco INSIDER spoke to Florida-based interior designer Christina Marie...
The Infusion Of Nature And Wooden Elements In Design
The texture of a palm frond or colorful volcanic strata on a hillside or canyon wall carved by millions of...
How design is being upended by the climate crisis
The Falls-of-the-Ohio scurfpea , a leafy plant with clusters of tiny flowers, used to grow on an island in the...
Daan Roosegaarde’s Presence exhibition encourages visitors to make their mark
Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde has opened his first major solo museum show — an interactive experience meant to awaken its...
Believing In Design As Storytelling, Kelly Wearstler Has Revolutionized Modern American Design
Design is largely intuitive for Kelly Wearstler, which she describes as “a sort of falling in love over and over...
Architects of Air creates inflatable architecture maze in London’s Docklands
The Daedalum maze , which consists of 19 interconnected egg-shaped domes made from translucent material, is the latest piece of inflatable architecture designed by Alan Parkinson, founder of Architects of Air. Named after Daedalus – the architect of the Labyrinth of Minos in Greek mythology – the blow-up maze was created to let people experience the "phenomenon of light". Architects of Air installed the inflatable structure at the Royal Albert Dock, in London , from 21 to 23 June as part of the Greenwich + Docklands International Festival. "I design...
Designers pulled out all the (tech) stops for the biggest multimedia production in Latvian history
The lumen output emitted by Both Sides , Latvia’s biggest-ever dance and multimedia production, was of Olympic proportions. ‘About one-fourth...
Instagram taps Germans Ermičs for Technicolor pavilion in the French Riviera
We’re seeing the French Riviera in a new light this week. On the sun-kissed Cannes Promenade lays a Technicolor pavilion,...
