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Using mirrors on the walls and ceilings, architect Judith Haase and sceneographer Pierre Jorge Gonzalez of Gonzalez Haase AAS turn a ho-hum office into a funhouse.

The Seattle architect installs a multi-purpose, movable structure atop a mountain for CheckMate winery.

Tasked with a tight timeline and a limited budget, the studio delivers a flexible winter cabin that is flush with subtle details.

Todd Bracher has injected a new kind of energy at HBF with a host of fresh talent. “I wanted to get married to a handful of designers,” says Todd Bracher….

With the launch of the world’s first carbon-negative carpet tile, Interface has exceeded even its own ambition to halt damage to the environment.

Digital fabrication is leaving an indelible mark on the creative landscape, and as technologies continue to advance, there are many changes to expect.

Three urban interventions – in Spain, Denmark and Zurich – that place conventional spaces in curious settings.

This concrete pavilion in Brazil, designed by Nommo Arquitetos, offers a place for a large extended family to gather, cook and eat.

The Sound and Matter in Design exhibition, in Holon, Israel, explores the potential for auditory elements to have a more prominent role in architecture.

Italian designer Riccardo Randi’s nomadic kitchen comes flat-packed and can be put together – and taken apart – in less than two hours.