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Long summer days are perfect for bringing new projects to life. Plus, a 3D printer is a great end-of-school-year gift idea for creative students. To help you…
Long summer days are perfect for bringing new projects to life. Plus, a 3D printer is a great end-of-school-year gift idea for creative students. To help you…
Five months ago, we released the CORE One CAD files under the Open Community License. Since then, thousands of projects have been published under OCL, now…
Los Angeles gallery Marta and curator Dung Ngo have created an exhibition of 3D-printed cutlery during 3 Days of Design , featuring knives, forks and spoons…
Textiles composed like music and vessels made with the help of a sensitive robot feature in our round-up of the most exciting emerging designers and studios…
Polish creative Marcin Rusak is showing his latest botanical pieces at Milan design week , which include biodegradable sconce lights wrapped in leaves and an…
Brazilian architecture studios Superlimão , H2C Arquitetura and Vida de Vila have created experimental pavilions in Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo for the first…
British designer Justina Alexandroff has created a fake flower that stands out to insects , potentially helping them navigate polluted city air and fighting…
University of Hong Kong professors John Lin, Olivier Ottevaere and Lidia Ratoi have worked with students to overhaul an underground house in northern China…
New York studio Zomuzi has completed a showroom for lighting brand Gantri in San Fransciso that brings together influences from the building's 1930s origins…
Swedish designer Gustaf Westman has launched a playful modular shelving system comprising colourful components that can connect in various configurations…
Could a 3D-printed lamp become a design classic? We look at some recent examples of how this technology can produce timeless objects, not just throwaway…
People have long searched for ways to reduce the time it takes to construct buildings but instead we should be trying to slow architecture down, writes Phineas…