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A Sweeping Glass Pavilion, Park Groot Vijversburg, The Netherlands

A Sweeping Glass Pavilion, Park Groot Vijversburg, The Netherlands

Set within a serene Dutch park, the glass pavilion curves gracefully through nature. Its fluid form and transparent walls invite visitors to engage with the landscape, creating a harmonious experience of space, light, and reflection.

Holiday Residence in Tuscany, Italy

Holiday Residence in Tuscany, Italy

In the coastal town of Forte dei Marmi, Tuscany, a historic boathouse has been meticulously converted into a serene holiday residence. This transformation preserves the building’s rustic heritage while introducing minimalist interiors that emphasize natural materials and open spaces. The result is a

Tokyo unveils its new life-sized Gundam!

Tokyo unveils its new life-sized Gundam!

Tokyo’s Odaiba district introduces a towering 20-meter RX-0 Unicorn Gundam statue, replacing the previous RX-78-2 model. This impressive installation offers daily light and sound performances, captivating both Gundam enthusiasts and visitors.

Colosses – The gigantic sculptures photographed by Fabrice Fouillet

Colosses – The gigantic sculptures photographed by Fabrice Fouillet

Fabrice Fouillet’s “Colosses” series presents striking photographs of colossal statues situated across various landscapes. By positioning these monumental figures within their surroundings, Fouillet emphasizes the contrast between human-made grandeur and natural settings, prompting reflections on cu

The Prophecy – A photographer depicts the most polluted areas of Senegal

The Prophecy – A photographer depicts the most polluted areas of Senegal

In “The Prophecy,” photographer Fabrice Monteiro collaborates with designer Doulsy and Ecofund to spotlight Senegal’s environmental crises. By crafting elaborate costumes from site-specific waste, Monteiro personifies pollution through mythical djinns, drawing from West African folklore. These strik

They created popsicles with the polluted waters of Taiwan

They created popsicles with the polluted waters of Taiwan

These seemingly beautiful popsicles hold a dark secret: they’re made from contaminated water. Designed by students in Taiwan, this project highlights pollution through a chilling mix of aesthetics and activism.

This artist transforms abandoned scrap metal into delicate plants!

This artist transforms abandoned scrap metal into delicate plants!

Turning rusted metal into delicate stems and leaves, this artist reshapes forgotten materials into botanical beauty. Each sculpture tells a story of renewal, craftsmanship, and the harmony between nature and industry.

Observing hummingbirds at 3000 frames per second is fascinating

Observing hummingbirds at 3000 frames per second is fascinating

High-speed footage at 3,000 fps unveils the astonishing mechanics of hummingbird flight, showcasing their rapid wingbeats and hovering prowess in stunning detail.

Zhongshuge Book Store, Chengdu, China

Zhongshuge Book Store, Chengdu, China

In Chengdu’s Yintai Centre, the Zhongshuge Bookstore offers more than just books; it’s an immersive journey through imaginative design. Architect Li Xiang of X+Living has transformed the space into a literary wonderland featuring mirrored ceilings that create infinite reflections, C-shaped walnut bo

The New Work Project Co-working Space, Brooklyn – NYC

Interior Design

The New Work Project Co-working Space, Brooklyn – NYC

Located in Williamsburg, The New Work Project offers more than just desks—it’s a design-forward workspace with bold black-and-white contrasts, custom furniture, and an atmosphere that inspires creativity and focus.

Miner Road House, Orinda, California

Miner Road House, Orinda, California

Surrounded by native oak trees, the Miner Road House is a refined, energy-efficient home crafted from weathering steel and salvaged wood. Its design celebrates simplicity, natural light, and a strong connection to the landscape.

The Kingdom – The clouds of Seb Janiak

The Kingdom – The clouds of Seb Janiak

In “The Kingdom,” Seb Janiak constructs surreal cloudscapes from hundreds of photos, reflecting on the duality of light and darkness inspired by the Bardo Thodol.