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lightweight timber house in spain interlaces three raised volumes within tree canopy

the house becomes an extension of the pine forest, balancing structure, landscape, and domestic life. The post lightweight timber house in spain interlaces three raised volumes within tree canopy appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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lightweight timber house in spain interlaces three raised volumes within tree canopy

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revisit the aircraft-shaped racing motorcycle by don vesco, powered by turbochargers

both machines are set to appear in glendale, arizona, in march 2026, allowing viewers to see the historical machines up close for temporary time. The post revisit the aircraft-shaped racing motorcycle by don vesco, powered by turbochargers appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine. ...

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revisit the aircraft-shaped racing motorcycle by don vesco, powered by turbochargers

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single draped roof unites brick, wood, and glass for teamtonbo house in the netherlands

the program found its place in three separate volumes for living, sleeping, and eating, each with its own material and character. The post single draped roof unites brick, wood, and glass for teamtonbo house in the netherlands appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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single draped roof unites brick, wood, and glass for teamtonbo house in the netherlands

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geometric supports guide movement at belgian school by LT2A and open architectes

circular and triangular concrete elements act as structural supports but also as clear spatial markers that guide circulation. The post geometric supports guide movement at belgian school by LT2A and open architectes appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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geometric supports guide movement at belgian school by LT2A and open architectes

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cedar-clad 'staggered cabin' by mork-ulnes steps down a forested slope above lake tahoe

the 'staggered cabin' is designed by mork-ulnes architects to allow existing boulders and pine trees to remain in place. The post cedar-clad 'staggered cabin' by mork-ulnes steps down a forested slope above lake tahoe appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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cedar-clad 'staggered cabin' by mork-ulnes steps down a forested slope above lake tahoe

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self-sufficient 3D printed farm inspired by mandala geometry finishes building wall in italy

named itaca, the layout consists of a square inscribed within a circle, and the design includes four main walls with a central opening on each side. The post self-sufficient 3D printed farm inspired by mandala geometry finishes building wall in italy appeared first on designboom | architecture & design ...

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self-sufficient 3D printed farm inspired by mandala geometry finishes building wall in italy

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xiaomi Customization Service

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xiaomi Customization Service

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Selected Works 3

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Selected Works 3

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Le Logis Sainte-Catherine

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Le Logis Sainte-Catherine

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Verizon's Billboard Ads Illustrated by Steven Noble

Steven Noble was commissioned by Hogarth (NYC) to create three custom portrait illustrations fin an engraving style for Verizon's new billboards ads. The three portrait include Abraham Lincoln, Ben Franklin, and George Washington based on the dollar bill with their faces in a "surprising" facial gesture. ...

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Verizon's Billboard Ads Illustrated by Steven Noble

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COACH PLAY MACAO

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COACH PLAY MACAO

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Stranger Things Characters

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Stranger Things Characters

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Undia: A Chair Shaped by the Rhythm of a Wave

Designed by Polish design brand TAMO, the Undia chair makes a quiet statement with soft curves reminiscent of a gentle wave.

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Undia: A Chair Shaped by the Rhythm of a Wave

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The Rhapsody Speaker From Sonoforma Stands Out and Blends In

Meet Rhapsody, a speaker cabinet that brings an elegance to sound equipment, complete with storage to hide the mess of cords and pedals.

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The Rhapsody Speaker From Sonoforma Stands Out and Blends In

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Beginner Ceramics Is Having Fun With Clay (And It Shows)

Across lamps, mirrors, and vases, Beginner Ceramics explores playful form and material to transform functional objects into sculpture.

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Beginner Ceramics Is Having Fun With Clay (And It Shows)

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The New TAITO Poufs by +kouple Stay Sharp Yet Soft

A ubiquitous and recognizable shape – square upon circle upon square – make simplicity chic in the new TAITO Poufs by +kouple.

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The New TAITO Poufs by +kouple Stay Sharp Yet Soft

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MIRORlab Taps into the Emotional Dimensions of Light

The Seattle-based design startup’s debut MIROR Collection harnesses color and motion to imbue space with rest and focus.

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MIRORlab Taps into the Emotional Dimensions of Light

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Desktop Wallpaper: February 2026 with Eloisa Henderson-Figueroa

If you're reading this, congratulations on making it through the first and arguably hardest month of the year – welcome to February! Well done surviving holiday whiplash, and kudos to incorporating new routines while patiently waiting for spring to arrive. To help our readers pass the time, we've tapped ...

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Desktop Wallpaper: February 2026 with Eloisa Henderson-Figueroa

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Antarctic Discovery Building designed for "one of the harshest environments on Earth"

UK studio Hugh Broughton Architects and NORR have exclusively revealed the aerodynamic Antarctic Discovery Building, which is topped with a unique snow deflector. Created in collaboration with engineering consultants Ramboll, Turner & Townsend and Sweco, the multipurpose structure was designed "to ...

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Antarctic Discovery Building designed for "one of the harshest environments on Earth"

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Eight Antarctic buildings that "have the X Factor"

Following the unveiling of the Discovery Building today, we look at eight architectural highlights from Antarctica over the past 20 years. By far the world's least developed continent, Antarctica has very few buildings. Two simple huts built in 1899 were the first structures to be constructed on the ...

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Eight Antarctic buildings that "have the X Factor"

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Mies van der Rohe Award reveals finalists for 2026

Seven finalists have been named for this year's Mies van der Rohe Award, including five regeneration projects such as a 19th-century train depot-turned-design lab in France. The nominated projects include five architecture finalists and two emerging finalists spanning Belgium, Spain, France, Slovenia ...

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Mies van der Rohe Award reveals finalists for 2026

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Simon Skinner arranges unwanted glassware like flowers to create Buké lamps

Second-hand bowls, ashtrays and cat figurines are stacked on top of each other to form these sculptural lights by Swedish designer Simon Skinner, on show this week as part of Stockholm Creative Edition. The glassware was scavenged from charity shops and flea markets and Frankenstein-ed together to create ...

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Simon Skinner arranges unwanted glassware like flowers to create Buké lamps

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TYPE updates London terrace home with "robust and timeless" materials

Pale brick, clay-fired tiles and ash carpentry were used to bring tactility and warmth to this Victorian terrace house in London, extended by local architecture studio TYPE. Located in Denmark Hill, the home was expanded for a young family, with a larger kitchen and dining area introduced on the ground ...

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TYPE updates London terrace home with "robust and timeless" materials

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Okapa explains engineering behind "medical-grade" water bottle in exclusive video

Swiss brand Okapa has unveiled the materials, mechanisms and manufacturing processes behind its luxury water bottle, as shown in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen. Okapa founder Hardy Steinmann spent over eight years researching and testing different materials and mechanisms before arriving at ...

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Okapa explains engineering behind "medical-grade" water bottle in exclusive video

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Fortnum & Mason creates chocolate you can hear

This is brand experience in action.

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Fortnum & Mason creates chocolate you can hear

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Gen Z trusts influencers more than your brand

Advertisers are missing one vital ingredient.

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Gen Z trusts influencers more than your brand

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ScotRail accidentally debuts ‘fascist’ logo

It’s an unfortunate design mishap.

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ScotRail accidentally debuts ‘fascist’ logo

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Artists' responses to ICE show they still have protest power

ICE detentions have spurred comics artists into action.

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Artists' responses to ICE show they still have protest power

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See how this artist evokes the misty light and crunchy lichen of Scottish and Irish islands

Beth Fuller has transitioned from creating a graphic novel to working on a video game.

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See how this artist evokes the misty light and crunchy lichen of Scottish and Irish islands

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Sony's new PlayStation controller concept looks like a game-changer

But does the game need changing?

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Sony's new PlayStation controller concept looks like a game-changer

printmag

The Daily Heller: Melania, the Talkie

As Brent Terhune's wrote, “Can’t believe they released the Epstein files to cover up for the Melania movie.” The post The Daily Heller: Melania, the Talkie appeared first on PRINT Magazine.

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The Daily Heller: Melania, the Talkie

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Built From Giggles and Big Ideas: "Chairs for Kids" Celebrates Children's Imagination

Learn more about this inspiring project from Combodian designer Taekhan Yun. The post Built From Giggles and Big Ideas: "Chairs for Kids" Celebrates Children's Imagination appeared first on PRINT Magazine.

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Built From Giggles and Big Ideas: "Chairs for Kids" Celebrates Children's Imagination

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The Daily Heller: Arthur Szyk and FDR’s Four Freedoms Revisited

With democracy at the crossroads, Szyk is back in print. The post The Daily Heller: Arthur Szyk and FDR’s Four Freedoms Revisited appeared first on PRINT Magazine.

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The Daily Heller: Arthur Szyk and FDR’s Four Freedoms Revisited

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Checking in on PRINT Award Winner Erin Grandmaison of Bruce Power

Revisiting graphic designer Erin Grandmaison of the nuclear energy company Bruce Power in Ontario, who's a multi-year PRINT Award winner. The post Checking in on PRINT Award Winner Erin Grandmaison of Bruce Power appeared first on PRINT Magazine.

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Checking in on PRINT Award Winner Erin Grandmaison of Bruce Power

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Frama—Geometry After the Space Age

With the clarity of Futura and the expressive geometry of Avant Garde, Frama is a geometric sans by Pangram Pangram Foundry. The post Frama—Geometry After the Space Age appeared first on PRINT Magazine.

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Frama—Geometry After the Space Age

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Frames That Force Us to Look

Susan Milligan argues that certain still photographs of individuals caught in political violence — past and present — cut through public numbness in a way video often cannot, crystallizing moral outrage and marking turning points in how history is understood. The post Frames That Force Us to ...

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Frames That Force Us to Look