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  • DROPLET – Sensorial Installation by Bureau de Change

    An award winning architecture practice Bureau de Change presented Droplet a sensorial installation at Sto Werkstatt, bringing together the rich industrial heritage of Clerkenwell and Sto’s range of IQ façade finishes. The center of the space is a three-dimensional surface made of 100 petal-like structures and 100 pendulums suspended specifically above in a lattice development, making a field of vertical […] More

  • Showstopping Light Installation In A Paris Gothic Church

    The inspiring Gothic architecture serves as the backdrop for a mesmerizing light installation by Miguel Chevalier. This Paris Gothic Church is a world renowned landmark of the city, Sainte Eustache is one of the most well known monuments in the city of Paris. The church is the place were Louis The XIV as well as  Cardinal Richelieu were […] More

  • The NAWA sculpture by Oskar Zi?ta

    The NAWA sculpture designed by Oskar Zi?ta will be erected on Daliowa Island in Wroc?aw. The sculpture will be a part of the European Capital of Culture 2016 celebrations, whose main slogan is “metamorphoses of culture”, i.e. shifts occurring in the domain of culture, communities and the city itself. The idea of metamorphosis itself also […] More

  • Busan Opera House by moh architects

    The new ‘Busan Metropolitan Opera’ sits at the intersection point of the two bridges leading up to the competition site, tying the Opera into the city fabric while at the same time interweaving it with the picturesque waterfront promenade. The ensemble of opera and multifunctional theater further divides the site into a series of differentiated […] More

  • National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Pavillon by Shinslab Architecture

    Shinslab Architecture have converted a hull of an old, abandoned ship into a spectacular pavilion for the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea. Located in Seoul, the Temp’L features the rusted steel vessel turned upside down and uses its hollowed insides as the setting for vibrant greenery and relaxing seating space.To transform the […] More

  • The ‘ReActor by Alex Schweder and Ward Shelley

    Architect-artist duo Alex Schweder and Ward Shelley designed this inspring piece called the ‘ReActor‘, a habitable sculpture where they lived for a five-day performance. The structure rotates 360-degrees and sits on top of a 15-foot concrete column.The structure moves and rotates in response to its inhabitants’ movements, exterior forces, and interior conditions. Not only does […] More

  • Crystal Rock Lights by Arik Levy for Lasvit

    Arik Levy designed these inspiring cut glass pendant lamps that look like faceted gemstones for Lasvit. The Crystal Rock lights are a collection of roughly sculpted, but precisely cut fixtures that almost look like a non-moving shooting star. Take a look at more images below. More

  • Spanda by Christian de Vietri

    Spanda is a 9 story high sculpture by Australian born artist and sculptor Christian de Vietri. It is located at Elizabeth Quay in Perth, Western Australia. Unveiled in January 2016, it is now the world’s largest freestanding structure made of carbon fiber. It was designed by de Vietri using 3D modeling software and fabricated with […] More

  • The Marshall Family Performing Arts Center by Weiss/Manfredi

    New York-based architecture firm Weiss/Manfredi have designed their first performing arts venue located in Dallas, Texas. The Marshall Family Performing Arts Center includes a 600-seat proscenium theater, a 150-seat studio theater; a dance and recital hall; a green room, dressing rooms and a costume shop; a video and film production classroom; and a lobby, gallery, […] More

  • Petite Loire installation by Mathieu Lehanneur

    French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has designed a convincingly rippling pool made out of marble for his Petite Loire installation, created for this year’s International Garden Festival. The 7.5 m long installment has been created out of a single section of hand-polished green marble that was designed using 3D software, carved into realistic waves that replicate water that has been “gently ruffled” by […] More

  • Brunel Museum’s Shaft by Tate Harmer

    Architecture studio Tate Harmer have designed a new entrance hall – or ‘sinking shaft’ for the Brunel museum thar has reopened to the public for the first time in 150 years. Take a look at the complete story below. More

  • Drawing Studio by CRAB studio

    A belief in the power of Drawing and its central role in artistic creativity is vociferously shared by Stuart Bartholomew, the Vice Chancellor and Head of Arts University Bournemouth and its architect alumnus, Sir Peter Cook. In 2014 Bartholomew invited Cook to design this building, which is dedicated to that pursuit. Cook’s office CRAB (the […] More

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