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Low Fidelity: A Concept First Approach to Design
7+ hour, 26+ min ago (557+ words) On the value of staying unfinished and understanding the concept before refining the execution. When tools get too good, too fast If you open the …...
Influences, not influencers, take centre stage at upcoming architecture symposium
18+ hour, 48+ min ago (683+ words) At the Sydney edition of The Architecture Symposium this November, Australian architects and creatives will gather to discuss the books, music, art, films, places, people and experiences that have shaped their thinking and practice. Twelve professionals spanning a plethora of…...
Creative Director Paula Gerbase on Georg Jensen's 'Weft' collection
20+ hour, 23+ min ago (947+ words) In partnership with Georg Jensen With the launch of Weft, Georg Jensen’s latest collection and the first under creative director Paula Gerbase, RUSSH Editor in Chief Jess Blanch speaks with the British designer about returning to the Danish house’s sculptural…...
The Bali Sculpture That Finally Makes Overshot Views Feel New
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (125+ words) Desks are overrated. So are the cables that come with them. The 4URPC is a 15.6-inch wireless touchscreen monitor built for people who’d rather not… You get light from above. You get wind from above too. So at some point, somebody…...
Finally, a Bench Design That Never Wastes a Seat
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (259+ words) Anyone who has ever sprinted through a train station with a rolling suitcase in one hand and a coffee sloppily balanced in the other knows the particular despair of scanning a row of seats and finding every single one occupied…...
Material Memory: Designing with the Carbon Already Embodied
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (1524+ words) Home - Articles - Material Memory: Designing with the Carbon Already Embodied in Existing Buildings This is where the concept of material memory becomes architecturally significant. Existing buildings contain not only physical material but also the emissions already invested in producing that…...
London Artist Daniel: Shaping Organic Forms With Tech
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (233+ words) Daniel Widrig, a London-based artist, architect, and designer, is redefining digital art by transforming computational models into tangible objects. The Londoner creates works that span sculpture, furniture, fashion, and architecture, appearing to be in a constant state of metamorphosis. The…...
Risk, trust and the joy of discovery: Mattress Factory approaches 50 years
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (666+ words) “Oh, you’re who bought the old mattress factory.” Barbara Luderowski watched recognition spread across her new neighbor’s face. The former Stearns and Foster warehouse on Pittsburgh’s North Side seemed to already be a prominent character in the neighborhood. The space…...
3D Printing Bathing Sanctuary: Industrial Scrap Magic
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (318+ words) For more on pioneering architectural design, explore Snøhetta’s ambitious plans for Seoul’s Hangang River, bringing ecology and culture together in a transformative way. The role of artificial intelligence is pivotal. It identifies opportunities for material reuse and generates designs for…...
The Inconsistencies in Contemporary Architecture, Its Complicity with Power, and the Third Way…
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (1068+ words) The Inconsistencies in Contemporary Architecture, Its Complicity with Power, and the Third Way Exemplified by Ise Grand Shrine At first glance, the reinforced concrete and glass buildings that line …...