Less Is More: 10 Perfect Pinterest Accounts for a Minimalist Lifestyle
Take your minimalism to the next level.
Resources to help you find materials, perfect design details and master the tools you need to create better buildings.
Take your minimalism to the next level.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. This 1800s epigram could easily be describing t he award-winning Halo line of products, introduced by Eaton Cooper in 1956. Despite turning 60 this year, Halo — a go-to solution for homeowners and businesses alike — continues to stay true to its original guiding principles while…
This article is the first in a new series, Reinterpretations, that will identify a single constructi on component and trace it across the body of work from an architecture practice. For an in-depth explanation on the series and its aims, click here. The American architecture practice DILLER SCOFIDO + RENFRO (DS+R) defines itself as ‘an interdisciplinary…
From Frank Gehry to Thomas Heatherwick, listen to some of the profession's brightest minds as they w alk the TED stage.
If there was a rite of passage for product designers, it would be the act of creating a chair. Wilso nart, the Temple, Texas–based manufacturer of decorative engineered surfaces, has helped young talents cross this professional threshold with its annual Wilsonart Challenges Student Chair Design Competition. Now in its 12th year, it is the longest-running student…
‘Tiny Revolutions’ explores initiatives in grassroots architecture around the globe, addressing issu es of affordable, sustainable and accessible construction techniques and design solutions for developing communities. Winners of the 2016 Emerging Voices program hosted by the Architectural League, César Guerrero and Ana Cecilia Garza of S-AR were recently in New York City to talk about their…
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This year alone, Detroit has become the (contentious) focus of the US pavilion at the Venice Biennal e, the first American city to be named a UNESCO City of Designas well as the host of this year’s IdeasCity conference with the New Museum. As if the Motor City did not already offer enough excuses to explore,…