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15/01/2025

Zaha Hadid Architects and Bureau Cube Partners have unveiled their competition-winning project for the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade, Serbia. Located in the historic Milan Vapa Paper Mill, the museum honours the legacy of Serbian-American engineer Nikola Tesla, celebrated for inventing the Tesla coil and for his pivotal contributions to the development of alternating current electricity.

Spanning 13,400 sqm, the museum draws inspiration from Tesla’s research on magnetic fields and wireless energy transfer. “Informed by the concepts of magnetic forces and interconnectivity, it features dynamic elliptical curves radiating from the old factory chimney, the predominant feature of the site,” Zaha Hadid Architects told Archipanic.

The adaptive reuse of the 1924 building will preserve its industrial heritage while enhancing both its indoor and outdoor spaces. A newly added circular entrance on the factory’s western façade will welcome visitors into a triple-height central atrium, highlighted by the historic chimney at the museum’s centre.

To enhance circulation and functionality, ellipsoidal openings will be created in the walls separating the old factory’s interior. These openings will form three-dimensional spherical voids, offering an extended perspective visible from the western entrance through the atrium and reaching to the Tesla memorial at the eastern end of the museum.

The immersive Tesla Electronic Transformer Gallery features a 12-million-volt transformer, which will capture imaginations and showcase Tesla’s pioneering spirit. The museum’s visitor amenities also include a café, a multipurpose hall, and a rooftop restaurant offering panoramic views of the Sava River.

Visuals by ZHA, Norviska and Xuniverse.

14/01/2025

Set to open this spring, the Naoshima New Museum of Art by Tadao Ando blends seamlessly with its environment through a spacious sloped roof, sunlit galleries, and a café contemplating the sea.

The new museum marks Ando’s tenth architectural project for the Benesse Art Site Naoshima in Japan. Perched on a hilltop close to the Honmura district, the museum will showcase and build a collection of significant works featuring newly commissioned, site-specific pieces by artists and collectives from Asia.

The new three-story museum, designed with a large sloped roof that echoes its hilltop setting, has two underground floors and one at ground level. A staircase extends down from the ground level to the underground floors, flooded with natural light from a skylight above. Four galleries for permanent and temporary exhibitions flank the staircase on either side. The northern part of the ground floor features a café, providing a serene view of Teshima Island and the comings and goings of fishing boats, emblematic of the Seto Inland Sea.

The museum’s exterior will showcase black plaster walls that evoke burned cedar alongside stacked pebble walls that harmonise with the Honmura area’s landscape. The architecture and approach to the entrance aim to immerse visitors in the history of Naoshima and the lives of its people.

Images of the Naoshima New Museum of Art are by ©︎ Tadao Ando Architect & Associates.

13/01/2025

Best of CES - Consumer Electronic Show 2025. Good news from Las Vegas. Check out what we liked the most: from solar-powered electric cars to vacuum cleaners that tidy up before sweeping the floor. Our round-up includes biodegradable paper batteries, electric-assisted skiing devices, rollable laptop displays, and more.

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1. Californian start-up Aptera presented an ultra-efficient, two-seat, and three-wheeled electric vehicle that does not need fuel or charging. Ready for production!

2. The new Roborock Saros z70 is equipped with a mechanical arm that can pick up and remove obstacles.

3. Flint, a Singaporean startup, has developed rechargeable batteries made of paper, which decompose within six weeks of being discarded.

4. Lenovo’s new laptop features a rollable display. The 14-inch landscape display extends upwards of 16.7 inches.

5. E-Outdoor unveiled E-Skimo, the world’s first electric-assisted ski mountaineering device.

6. Samsung presented a prototype for a stretchable screen that bulges and curves outward toward the viewer.

7. Swippit is a toaster-like appliance able to charge your phone in just 2 seconds.

8. LeafyPod is an AI-powered planter designed to teach you how to care for your plants.

9. Beatbot unveiled RoboTurtle, a robotic turtle for marine exploration, ecological research and natural disaster relief.

10. Displace launched two new hyper-portable large 4k tvs you can stick them to almost any flat surface thanks to giant suction cups.

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11/01/2025

Best museums and cultural architecture projects opening in 2025. The David Bowie Centre will open on September 13 at the Victoria & Albert Museum‘s new site in East London.

In 2023, the V&A acquired the David Bowie archive, which includes over 90,000 items and memorabilia from fashion, design, and music.

Designed by O’Donnell + Tuomey and with interiors by Diller Scofidio Renfro, the new V&A East London archive will transform the concept of museum archives and storage. A partial opening is scheduled for May 31.

08/01/2025

Best museums and cultural architecture projects opening in 2025. This fall, Studio Museum Harlem by Adjaye Associates in collaboration with Cooper Robertson will celebrate the grand opening of its new home in the famed New York City district, home to Black artists, musicians and activists for 150 years.

The building consists of stacked cubic volumes with concrete and glass facades designed to resemble the heritage brownstones of residential Harlem. The design includes a stepped area or “reverse stoop” at the front that leads down to the museum, creating a generous public space – a feature born out of a desire for the museum to be as open and accessible from the street as possible.

Photo © Albert Vecerka-Esto, courtesy of Studio Museum Harlem.

07/01/2025

Happy 2025! We hope for a year of change, peace, and great culture. That’s why we’re kicking off with stunning museum openings in the upcoming months.

This year, all eyes will be on Japan for the Expo 2025 Osaka [from April 13 to October 13]. New York and Abu Dhabi, UAE, will also inaugurate long-awaited cultural destinations. Our preview features architecture by BIG, MAD Architects, Foster + Partners, Jean Nouvel, OMA, Snøhetta, and more.

Read the full article on Archipanic.com.

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FENIX Museum of Migration by in Rotterdab, The Netherlands – Image by Proloog.tv.

New Art Museum extension by – Render b OMA:bloomimages.de.

The Grand Ring by Sou Fujimoto Architects, entrance of Expo 2025 Osaka – Visual by

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi by Frank O. Gehry on Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – Courtesy of the museum.

31/12/2024

Best Interiors of 2024: a women-empowering yoga and barre studio in Kyiv, otherworldly interiors from the fictional planet of Arrakis, a Thai café inspired by Parisian cathedrals and pink French bulldogs, a stunning house breathing with the Brazilian jungle, the in-wonderland scenography of the Academy Award-winning movie Poor Things, and more.

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01. ‘Amiko Gelato’ ice cream shop by Masquespacio in Barcelona – Photo by Masquespacio.

02. French Kitsch III café by TOUCH Architect – Photo by Metipat Prommomate.

03. Canopy House by MK27 Studio – Photo by Fernando Guerra.

04. STAN yoga and barre studio by Dubrovska Studio in Kyiv – Photos by Yevhenii Avramenko, courtesy of Dubrovska Studio.

05. XBOX Family Sports Center and Gen-Z fun park by FUN CONNECTION in Shanghai – Photo by , courtesy of Ningnuo Investment.

06. POOR THINGS movie – Courtesy of SearchLight Pictures anf EPK-TV.

07. ‘What’s New In Decor’ exhibition by Elizabeth Leriche at Maison & Objet 2024 – Photo by ©Anne-Emmanuelle Thion, courtesy of M&O 2024.

08. Arrakis Palaces by NKey Design Studio – Photo by NKey Design Studio.

09. If You Could Swallow The Sun dance performance choreographed by Omar Román De Jesús. John Harnagage dancing – Photo by Ron Thiele.

10. Still Life of Teenagers – Photo by Barbara Marstrand.

#2024

31/12/2024

Best Pavilions of 2024 - Part 2: We reviewed some of this year’s major architecture and design events to select brilliant temporary structures and installations.
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01 & 02. The Vert Pavilion by and showcases 10-meter timber triangles supporting biodegradable nets, creating a framework for twenty climbing plant species in textile planters - Photo by Photo by Ed Reeve, courtesy of AHEC and

03 & 04. During Miami Art Week, artist and created a large star-shaped installation on the shore of Miami Beach. The artwork is set to become a ‘hybrid reef’ to reinvigorate marine biodiversity - Photos by Steve Kehayias.

05 & 06. At festival, the by was a mesmerising lightweight structure made from sustainable and reusable materials symbolising unity and respect - Photos by and

07. A 7-metre-diametre ring of fire topped by a monumental hot-air balloon took to the skies over the French Capital. The Paris 2024 Olympic Cauldron by shines with a 100% electric flame made of water and light and highlights the French Capital’s link to the theme of flight - Photos by ©Paris 2024.

08. created En Cascade, a mesmerising pavilion made from cardboard that comes to life without electricity, only using sand falling through its mechanisms - Photo by Pinaffo & Pluvinage.

09 & 10. The cylindrical Earthsea Pavilion by at 2024 was composed of different materials stacked on top of each other like individual ecosystems. Mixed into the construction were plants and flowers that would transform over time – © Filip Dujardin.

#2024

30/12/2024

Best Pavilions of 2024: We reviewed some of this year’s major architecture and design events to select brilliant structures and installations.
Read more on ARCHIPANIC.COM.

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01 & 02. Luxury car manufacturer teamed with the design collective Numen/For Use to create Lines of Flight, an interactive installation in a Milanese palazzo’s courtyard. An enormous, lightweight construction made of delicate cells and single-colour nets invites visitors to climb inside and investigate the suspended landscape - Photo by Porsche.

03 & 04. Entirely crafted from corrugated cardboard, the Enfold Pavilion by .dubai features an AI-infused ‘second skin’ fabric that “could help treat anxiety and de-accelerate the mind and body.” Photo by ©DEED STUDIO.

05 & 06. Kitchen accessories manufacturer and Japanese studio .jp evoke air and warmth with the ‘StraordinAria’ installation nestled in a stunning Baroque courtyard in Milan.

07. The design collective unveiled a large, temple-inspired canopy bed installation in the main courtyard of the Hôtel de la Marine in Paris - photo by Felix Dol Maillot.

08. Serpentine Pavilion 2024: Archipelagic Void, designed by architect Minsuk Cho and his firm, Mass Studies. © Mass Studies. Photo: Iwan Baan. Courtesy: Serpentine.

09 & 10. Terminal 02 installation by .by.samuelross and in Milan – Courtesy of Kohler.

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30/12/2024

Best of 2024! Ten out-of-the-box designs that stood out for their powerful messages and virtuous functionality. Read more on ARCHIPANIC.COM.

01. At launched Catifa Carta, a 100% fossil-free chair made from Papershell, an innovative composite wood by-product and timber waste that sequesters CO2 like trees. Photo by Salva Lopez.

02. Rewear Chair by .creative.studio for features collapsible arms allow clothes to air out. The seat promotes the idea of re-wearing garments instead of washing them unnecessarily. Photo by Uncommon Creative Studio, courtesy of

03. The Paris Olympic Torch by “plays on perfect symmetry, speaking to us more clearly about equality.”

04. Mara Bragagnolo created a furniture collection for all children, including those on the autism spectrum. Courtesy of .show

05. presented designer furniture made from the first industrial-scale aluminium product crafted entirely from post-consumer scrap. Photo by Einar Aslaksen.

06. During the exhibition featured works by 17 women, nonbinary, and trans designers exploring the impact of q***r creative spaces on art and design. Photo by Joe Kramn.

07. At .napoli we fell in love with Marco de Luca‘s SUPEREASY 3D-printed collection of vases, bowls, and cake stands for

08. Slovenian studio caught our attention several times this year for their sustainable and multisensorial design explorations. Pictured: Feel the Matter installation at Alcova Miami 2024 – Photo by Piergiorgio Sorgetti.

09. Seat System By at - photo by Swedish Girls.

10. rethought storage design with the Center Center collection for at - Photo by Jonas Lindström.

#2024

29/12/2024

2024 most popular architecture stories - Part 1. Our round-up features buildings and projects by Shigeru Ban, Bjarke Ingels Group, SOM and more.

Find out more on Archipanic.com.

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01 & 02. Museum for Paper Art by BIG–Bjarke Ingels Group in Denmark – Visual by Wizarch, courtesy of

03 & 04. Toyota City Museum by Shigeru Ban – Photo by Hiroyuki Hirai, courtesy of Shigeru Ban Architects.

05 & 06. SOM’s Terminal 2 of Bangalore Airport – Photo by Ar. Ekansh Goel © Studio Recall, courtesy of

07 & 08. by Fumihimiko Maki Architects – © Reinhard & Sonja Ernst Foundation, photo by Helbig Marburger.

09. Whistling Wind cottage by Akb Architects on Lake Ontario – Photo by Doublespace, courtesy of

10. x Architecture for Dogs – Photo by Hiroshi Yoda courtesy of the

#2024

28/12/2024

2024 most popular architecture stories - Part 1. Our round-up features buildings and projects by Shigeru Ban, Bjarke Ingels Group, Henning Larsen Architects and more.

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01. Brutalist Italy photo essay by Roberto Cont and Stefano Perego - Jesus the Redeemer Church in Turin, 1954-1957; photo by

02. Brutalist Italy photo essay by Roberto Cont and Stefano Perego - Cemetery Extension by Leonardo Ricci in Jesi, Italy, 1984-1994; photo by

03 & 04. Kunstsilo by Mestres Wåge Arquitectes, BAX and Mendoza Partida in Kristiansand, Norway – Photo by ©Alan Williams Photography, courtesy of the architects.

05 & 06. Slender House by Spaces Architects@KA in Delhi – Photo by Bharat Aggarwal, courtesy of .ka

07 & 08. Le Grand Palais renovation by Chatillon Architectes – Photo by Laurent Kronental for

09. Klaksvík Row Club by Henning Larsen Architects – Photo by by Nic Lehoux, courtesy of

10. RAIM Robot & AI Museum by Melike Altınışık Architects in Seoul – Photo by ©Namsun Lee, courtesy of

#2024

20/12/2024

Under the theme ‘The Gateway,’ Taiwan Design Week 2024 explored the role of Artificial Intelligence in reshaping design, architecture, and cultural narratives. The festival featured more than 17 events presented by over 34 Taiwanese and international design teams.

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All photos are courtesy of Taiwan Design Week 2024.

17/12/2024

RAIM is the world’s first Robot & AI Museum by in Seoul. It was built by robots to tell the unfolding narrative of Fourth Revolution technology.

Melike Altınışık, MAA’s design principal, describes RAIM as “a living exhibition, where the architecture embodies the very smart technologies it exhibits.”

The fluid, spherical exterior resembles an egg poised to hatch. True to its purpose, it was constructed by robots. Advanced technologies, including numerically controlled laser machines and robotic welding—common in the aerospace sector—guaranteed high precision and minimal errors in crafting the complex façade. According to MAA, the museum is essentially a robot that built itself.

Across the building’s four levels, the overall spatial design recalls the interiors of a spaceship and plunges visitors into an immersive universe where robots, AI technologies, and humans coexist.

RAIM also seeks to play a significant role in advancing the AI industry ecosystem in Seoul, the capital of the nation known for having the highest robot density in the world. Indeed, it is strategically located to link researchers from local universities, research institutions, and companies with the public.

All photos of RAIM, Robot & Artificial Intelligence Museum, are by ©Namsun Lee – Courtesy of MAA-Melike Altınışık Architects.

16/12/2024

Kengo Kuma, Shigeru Ban, Giulio Iacchetti and others designed concept kennels for the ‘Architecture for Dogs’ exhibition at Milan’s ADI Design Museum.

The showcase, curated by renowned Japanese designer Kenya Hara, features a variety of designs—ramps, cushions, rugs, benches, and doghouses—tailored to the unique needs of different breeds while enhancing the bond with their owners.

Architecture for Dogs “explores how architecture and design can serve as a language shared by all living species,” explains Kenya Hara. “Dogs are not mere observers of human spaces but active participants. These inspiring designs cater specifically to their behaviours and needs.”

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Pictured: designs by

Kenya Hara
Kengo Kuma

Shigeru Ban
Kazuyo Sejima

Photos by Hiroshi Yoda, courtesy of

13/12/2024

Twelve leading African ceramic artists and designers blended ancient traditions and progressive approaches for the exhibition at

The showcase comprised furniture, sculpture and vessels intertwining mythologies and rituals with new techniques, timeless patterns and contemporary narratives.

Ceramics are among Africa’s most enduring and relevant forms of material culture. Across the continent, they offer a tangible link to precolonial culture and its underrepresented narratives.

As Franco-Beninese ceramic artist King Houndekpinkou said: “Ceramic has absorbed all the knowledge of the world and from humanity. Each vibration through time. Everything that has happened, each conversation is encapsulated in clay. It’s the ideal source to search for answers for who I am.”

The exhibition featured unique pieces by .houndekpinkou .mahoney

Read the full story on ARCHIPANIC.COM.
Photos by Studio Abruzzese and the gallery.

12/12/2024

has revealed the design for a major Uzbek cultural venue in Tashkent. Named after Alisher Navoi, a 15th-century poet, linguist and statesman, the 29.000 sqm project is inspired by vernacular architecture, traditional music and literature.
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The Alisher Navoi International Scientific Research Centre will comprise the Navoi State Museum of Literature, a 400-seat auditorium, the International Research Centre, and a residential school for 200 students.

The centre’s arched facades and interiors will be crafted from bricks produced in Tashkent’s local kilns, echoing the curvilinear geometries of Uzbekistan’s acclaimed traditional architecture.” Zaha Hadid Architects told Archipanic.

The cultural centre reinterprets traditional building techniques defined by passive architectural principles. Inspired by wind towers often found in the region, the facade’s hollow flower-like arches draw ventilation into the building and provide “optimal conditions for visitors, staff, and students with minimum energy consumption.”

The renders are by Norviska and Zaha Hadid Architects.

11/12/2024

Blue Sky thinking, the power of imagination beyond constraints, was the main theme of 2024. A positive mindset to celebrate the fair’s 20th anniversary! We selected ten optimistic and out-of-the-box exhibitions shining a light on design that exceeds expectations.

Read more on Archipanic.com.

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1. presented the rugged Species II armchair by Fredrickson Stallard - Photo by

2. .gallery unveiled a brand-new capsule collection by Lucía Echavarría, which blended Colombian craft with Miami’s colour palette - Courtesy of Lamb Gallery.

3. introduced Mexican architect debut furniture collection inspired by vernacular craft of Mexican tilework - courtesy of Friedman Benda.

4. showcase featured a seat by which created the illusion of the dynamic movement of a piece of fabric caught in a gust of wind - Photo by Kris Tamburello.

5. tapestry framed the exhibition comprising pieces that evoked the cool, blue-grey, and earthy landscapes of Patagonia, Argentina.

6. Victoria Yakusha‘s Grun collection draws inspiration from the expansive forests, lush moss, and mysterious swamps of Ukraine’s Polissia region - Photo by

7. delved into the forms and dimensions of the bedroom; Christopher Kurtz and Dana Barnes’s swing chair, Between Us: Tête-à-Tête, brought poise and balance to the design of our imagined interior space - Photo by James Harris.

8. installation featured a wall covered in hand-crafted ceramic tulips and a wooden cabinet revealing a radiant vista - Photo by Kris Tamburello.

9. showcased works from thirteen prominent African ceramic artists - Photo by Kris Tamburello.

10. dressed a number of its signature design pieces in bespoke fabrics created by - Photo by Dmitry Dolzhanskiy.

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Alessandro Ciffo is a ‘modern alchemist,’ exploring the potentialities of silicone, his one and only medium, to create unique pieces at the crossroads between art and design. To celebrate 25 years of experimentation with such humble material, he presented the Tavolo di P. [Table of P.] collection and room installation at the renowned Rossana Orlandi Gallery in Milan. The exhibition revolves around a table on which 24 vases made of golden silicone pay homage to the most significant moments of Ciffo’s artistic journey. A large chandelier hangs above the table, while a sideboard and shelves-canvas provide a glistening backdrop. “Silicone has given me a universal language through which I can express myself. ‘Tavolo di P.’ tells the story of my creative journey, where I’ve encountered many wonderful people to whom I am profoundly grateful.” Alessandro Ciffo told Archipanic. “P. is a symbolic tribute to my patrons: the collectors who believed in my vision. Their support has allowed me to explore creative paths that haven’t always aligned with market demands.” Ciffo chose a gold hue to represent his maturity and the value acquired through experience. “Gold is a symbol of light and transformation. It celebrates the continuous dialogue between past and present, creativity, and remembrance.” The artist teamed up with Rossana Orlandi to devised a technique that allowed him to upcycle all production waste and obtain a regenerated silicone. remembrance.” ‘Tavolo di P.’ by Alessandro Ciffo at Rossana Orlandi Gallery - Photo by Silvia Sirpresi & Damiano Andreotti, courtesy of RO Gallery. Photography by Silvia Sirpresi & Damiano Andreotti. #gol #craft #alessandrociffo #rossanaorlandi #silicone #design #designer #designers #designlover #designlovers #furniture #furnituredesign #furnitures @alessandrociffosilicone @rossana_orlandi

During Miami Art Week, artist Carlos Betancourt, in collaboration with architect Alberto Latorre, created a large star-shaped installation on the shore of Miami Beach. Named Miami Reef Star, the artwork is set to be relocated 15-20 feet underwater, within swimming distance from the shore, to provide a critical habitat for endangered reef organisms. The installation is part of the Miami Beach Reefline project, a groundbreaking 7-mile underwater sculpture park masterplanned by OMA and ReefLine founder Ximena Caminos. It will comprise several submerged environmental artworks acting as hybrid coral reefs that offer the opportunity to engage directly with Miami’s marine biodiversity. #miami #miamibeach #miamiartweek #art #miamireefstar @thereefline @carlosbetancourtartist @albertolatorrearchitecture

Best of @dubaidesignweek 2024. Check what we liked the most at @downtowndesignd - the Middle East’s leading contemporary and high-end design fair - and the inaugural @editionsartanddesign fair which features over fifty galleries, design studios, and collectives, showcasing contemporary design, photography, prints, ceramics, and works on paper. DOWNTOWN @lasvitdesign presents the cutting-edge glass installation Wadi, a sanctuary of water and peace designed by Martin Gallo and inspired by desert streams. The ‘Designed in Saudi’ pavilion highlights the Kingdom’s creative talent through the work of nine studios. @preciosalighting fuses artisanal craftsmanship and technology with the immersive Crystal Beat II installation. @isola.design is back with a curated design selection, inviting reflection on design’s role in shaping our collective future. Global design brands join the show, among them are @kartell_official @seriporganicdesign @tanweenbytashkeel and more. EDITIONS Collective design gallery Blooker exhibits the dawn-inspired Sunrise Chair by Nian Architects Studio. Emirati designer Aljoud Lootah unveils new functional and timeless pieces with a rich palette of textures and materials. Highlights include displays by @enso_diseno @iwanmaktabiofficial @ssematopaloglu @madeinitalyfurniture and more. #dubai #dubaidesign #dubaidesignweek #dxbdw24 #emiratidesign #uae #design #designs #designlover #designlovers #designer #designers #architecture #interiordesign #interiors #interiordesigners @d3dubai

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A library doubling as a herbarium, 3D-printed Mediterranean vessels, sculptural ping pong tables, beyond bold textiles, and more. Check out what we liked the most at @edit.napoli The festival dedicated to editorial and authorial design taking over the city of Naples, Italy. Read more on ARCHIPANIC.COM In order of appearance: @officinetamborrino at Archivio di Stato main courtyard + the Dedalo library/herbarium by Lucio Tamborrino and Alessandro Guerriero. SUPEREASY tech-craft collection by Marco de Luca x @mediterraneadesign INDIA table by @marcoripa.it x @atelierferraro Partitina 0-6 ping pong table by @giotirotto x @lava_project__ Cucina Zero by @debonademeo x @oikoscucine Intarsio desk by @studiocale Metal room divider by @ateliernuanda Nature-inspired glassware and linen tablecloths by @casarialto.official Beyond Bold textiles by @emmaterweduwe Humble emotional everyday objects by @memoriesoftoday_official Tempesta chair by @monostudioassociatimilano #editnapoli #naples #italiandesign #napoli #design #designs #designlover #designlovers #designer #designers #architecture #interiordesign #interiors #interiordesigners

Seven design exhibitions at Edit Napoli 2024. Edit Napoli is an exuberant and eclectic fair for editorial and authorial design, taking over Naples, Italy, and tuning with the city’s effervescent soul. For its sixth edition, curators Domitilla Dardi and Emilia Petruccelli brought together thought-provoking design projects, exquisite crafts and site-specific installations across the city. This year’s exhibitions included Kengo Kuma’s textile scenography for the San Carlo Opera House, a tribute to the city’s art of hanging laundry, a mythical mermaid’s egg and more. Read more on ARCHIPANIC.COM In the video: ‘Abet é Mille Colori‘ by @matteoragni_designstudio and @giulioiacchetti x @abetlaminati Filippo Alison tribute exhibition by @cassinaofficial at Palazzo Reale Kengo Kuma @kkaa_official set design for @alcantara_company At Teatro San Carlo ‘Parthenope’s Egg’ by @allegra_hicks at Ipogeo dei Cristallini ‘Along the Edge’ by @alpi_wood at Royal Mineralogy Museum - set design by @pierolissoni ‘Galateo Ancestrale’ by @caterinaroppo.art for @incalmi at Complesso Museale Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco ‘Neuro-philia, Interweaving design, technology and neuroscience’ by @thirtyonedesign at @museofilangieri #napoli #editnapoli #naples #italy #italianstyle #design #designs #designlover #designlovers #designer #designers #architecture #interiordesign #interiors #interiordesigners @edit.napoli

Until September 22, explore exquisite art and design exhibitions and site-specific installations across the Italian city of Como and around its lake. The event also offers the chance to visit a medieval palazzo, forgotten chapels, a Renaissance villa, and a stunning 19th-century conservatory. Lightness, the fil rouge of Lake Como Design Festival 2024, “can be expressed in countless forms and can find its reason for being in all the different realms of creativity,” explains Lorenzo Butti, creator and artistic director of the festival. Check what we liked the most. #design #designs #designlover #designlovers #designer #designers #architecture #interiordesign #interiors #interiordesigners @lakecomodesignfestival @wonderlakecomo @enrico_zilli

Futuristic kinetic blooms, glowing celestial bodies, and glowing tech crafts. At the Light in Motion exhibition during the London Design Festival, designers, artists, and engineers bring forward ideas about space, movement, and time. “We want to showcase some of the most innovative and imaginative work being developed by artists, designers, and engineers working in London today.” Says Sam Malikides, who co-curated Light in Motion with Jessie Temple. “Each work conveys ideas about light, space, movement, and time: kinetic artworks, durational pieces moving imperceptibly, and pieces that capture a moment.” Light is thrown around the space, reflected or emitted, and used to clarify or distort. “The exhibition prompts us to question how we perceive and interpret the world around us, emphasising the dynamic interplay of light and motion.” Projects by Will Muir Llia, Parker Heyl & Mac Van Dam, Will Laslet, Maria Vera, Relative Distance, Star Holden, KAI LAB, Duncan Carter, and Sophie Mei Birkin. The showcase is presented by acrylicize collective at The Art House Shoreditch Design Triangle until September 22 [30-36 Pritchard’s Road, E2 9AP]. Find out more here: https://www.archipanic.com/light-in-motion-london-2024/

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