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  • Washing Machine Chair by Antonina

    Jerusalum-based industrial designer Antonina created chair named "I used to be a washing machine now I'm a chair!". Continue after the jump for more images: More

  • Messner Mountain Museum by Zaha Hadid Architects

    Zaha Hadid has been named the designer of the sixth and final Messner Mountain Museum at at Plan de Corones, South Tyrol, Italy. Zaha will be working in collaboration with Reinhold Messner, and hopefully museum will be completed in the summer of 2014. More

  • Yongjia World Trade Centre by UNStudio

    Architects at the renowned Dutch practice UNStudio share with us their winning design for the Yongjia World Trade Centre in Wenzhou, China. The impressive solution accommodates five towers, the tallest one positioned centrally reaches the height of 287 meters while the smallest is 146 meters high. The towers are imagined as a mixed-use development. For more […] More

  • Coworking Table by ZA Architects

    ZA Architects share their new design for the Coworking Table.  The flexible piece of furniture can be locked up and easily packed away when workers leave the office. More

  • Stack by Skrivo

    Elegantly designed Stack chair, with extra cushions, is an interesting solution to a classic pieces of furniture coming from the talented creatives at Skrivo. More

  • Koç Contemporary Art Museum by Grimshaw Architects

    Grimshaw Architects had designed a winning proposal for the Koç Contemporary Art Museum in Istanbul, Turkey. The Grimshaw's proposal for the Museum was selected by Vehbi Koç Foundation who organised the competition. More

  • 2Day Languages by Masquespacio

    Masquespacio studio designed interior space of a new language school named 2Day Languages in Valencia, Spain. For more images and architects description continue after the jump: More

  • Portarossa by OITOEMPONTO

    OITOEMPONTO designers have shaped the interior space of Portarossa restaurant in Porto, New York. More

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