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alberonero alters the perception of space through color and mathematics with '86+73' the designer considers the square to be the purest expression of a single color -- the projection of a color grid alters the perception of 2D and 3D space.

by kat barandy

UPDATE: snøhetta's controversial 'a house to die in' project rejected by norway authorities oslo officials have announced that they will support a proposal to reject the U.F.O-shaped black crystalline structure.

by juliana neira

samsung unveils first 8K TV promising realistic and life-like images the samsung Q900R has real 8K resolution capable of 4,000 nit peak brightness — a standard met by most film studios.

by juliana neira

zaha hadid's naples railway station documented in new images the project has been conceived as an 'urbanized public bridge' that connects the different communities on either side of the building.

by philip stevens

LEGO built a fully functioning life-size technic bugatti chiron model the denmark-based company recruited a team of its most talented builders to create the piece that took 13,000 work hours to develop and construct.

by kieron marchese

toshiya masuda's low pixel ceramics resemble the icons of 1980s computer games the japanese artist transforms everyday objects into low-res ceramic versions of themselves.

by sofia lekka angelopoulou

ayeneh office's house in iran takes shape around a central yard clad in blue tiles the house recalls the historical and memorable colors of local architecture.

by ayeneh office

a look back at salvador dalí's design of a dream for 1945 hitchcock film centred on a gripping tale of psychoanalysis, spellbound (1945) called in spanish surrealist, salvador dalí, to realise its most challenging scene, a 20 minute dream sequence.

by kieron marchese

serena williams responds to catsuit ban by competing in a virgil abloh tutu the black panther-inspired bodysuit williams wore at this years french was deemed inappropriate attire

by kieron marchese

ken kelleher occupies digital world public spaces with colossal sculptural objects beginning with basic, elemental shapes, kelleher uses techniques of inflating, duplicating, and nesting to develop compositions which seem soft and bloated.

by kat barandy

NUA arquitectures refurbishes an agricultural machine repair complex in tarragona, spain the project involves the reorganization and expansion of the former structure, split among three different buildings.

by sofia lekka angelopoulou

cotaparedes arquitectos' multipurpose avila pavilion on the outskirts of guadalajara, mexico the project is designed with a capacity of 200 people to host events of different purposes.

by Cota Paredes

construction on sou fujimoto's budapest music venue set to start the design features an undulating and perforated roof, where individual voids bring light into gallery spaces below.

by philip stevens

an in-depth look at oh!bike, a re-invention of the bicycle set to transform cities barcelona based company, oh!bike, has reinvented the bicycle with an intelligent, innovative and fast substitute that emphasizes green tech.

by wes toshiro purpura

camping cats get their fill with these miniature sized feline-friendly outdoor tents 'cat camp' modelled its line of feline friendly abodes on full-size tents, made to look just like the real thing and constructed in the same way too.

by kieron marchese

the TERRA! grass armchair camouflages on your lawn $340 by TERRA! from Italy

landscape organizing boxes hold tabletop gadgets $56 by danzo from Taiwan

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