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Timber-framed pavilions connected by cloistered walkways define this non-denominational temple complex by British studio James Gorst Architects in rural Hampshire, UK. Read more
'sand crack frost' draws inspiration from the renowned ‘ice glass’ technique developed by venetian artisans in the 16th century. The post alissa volchkova revisits the origins of glass as sand to craft granulated decor objects appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
'sea urchin' draws on cambodia’s ancient tradition of basketry to celebrate low-impact, natural architectural solutions. The post 500 bamboo baskets weave together for sustainable ‘street urchin’ pavilion in cambodia appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
This week on Dezeen, we revealed the Serpentine Pavilion in London and reported from 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen. Read more
terracotta tones, iranian travertine marble, and brass, reflecting on water give the house its distinct appearance. The post balzar arquitectos plants valencian residence’s red steel volume in an olive grove appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
Seattle architecture studio Hybrid and Mexico City-based Palma have created a hotel called NICO Loma Alta that features elements of brutalism and vernacular architecture. Read more
with the ratio range, de vorm exploits the potential of spinning metal - the manipulation of metal blanks on a lathe - to create simple but contemporary forms. The post de vorm illuminates workspaces with PET felt pendant lamps appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
created for tourism and advertising, the UFO eVTOL can fly for up to 15 minutes and even land on water, making it an amphibious manned aircraft. The post UFO caught on camera? first manned eVTOL flying saucer seen circling over shenzhen appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
porsche mission X features a sculpted body, carbon-weave finish, aero blades on wheels, and a transparent light unit with lit Porsche lettering. The post porsche unveils ‘mission X’, its fastest road-legal electric hypercar yet with butterfly doors appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
Architecture studios Grimshaw and Architekton looked to natural elements such as rocks and saguaro cacti while designing the Walton Center of Planetary Health at Arizona State University. Read more

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