Bjarke Ingels wants to float The Orb, a metallic planet-like sphere, at Burning Man 2018. But can he raise enough money to bring the installation to the Playa?
By Mark Teo |
July 24, 2018
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Installation
Excellent design often emerges from narrowing an object’s purpose, reducing it to its essential elements and obsessing over user experience. That’s why these five products, by String, Normann Copenhagen, Helinox and more, have caught our eye.
By Mark Teo |
July 17, 2018
Section: Design
Tags: Product Design
PopApp, a 2018 Compasso d’Oro winner designed by Ifi, is a tiny gelato stand that can be transported to places that are sorely lacking gelato stands.
By Mark Teo |
July 16, 2018
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Product Design, Retail
Bessborough House, an NDG reno designed by local architecture firm _naturehumaine, introduces an elegant volume that filters between public and private areas.
By Mark Teo |
July 13, 2018
Section: Interiors
Tags: Canada, Interiors, Residential
Earlier this year, a number of international and local architects were invited to design Toronto’s two new waterfront parks. From toboggan hills to modular green spaces, here’s what they proposed.
By Mark Teo |
July 10, 2018
Section: Architecture
In Mean Noodles, Hong Kong interdisciplinary firm openUU has served up a restaurant that pairs its founders two loves – design and cuisine – in an engaging interior inspired by Malaysian Batik textile art.
By Mark Teo |
July 6, 2018
Section: Interiors
Tags: Hospitality, Interiors, Restaurant
Al fresco cooking is one of summer’s simple pleasures: at its most essential, all that’s required is an open flame, fresh ingredients and an empty belly. But that experience can be wholly elevated.
By Mark Teo |
July 5, 2018
Section: Design
Tags: Furniture, Kitchens, Outdoor Furnishings
Rainville-Sangaré’s phenomenal Habitat 67 renovation adds light, warmth and airiness to a decades-old suite while paying homage to Moshe Safdie’s legendary complex.
By Mark Teo |
July 3, 2018
Section: Interiors
Tags: Architecture, Canada, Interiors
Cycling is often hailed as an egalitarian transport solution, but there are significant barriers to entry – and our city streets can be unsafe for people on two wheels. Here are five cycling safety products that aim to make bicycles safer, convenient and more accessible.
By Mark Teo |
June 28, 2018
Section: Design
Tags: Product Design, Technology
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