LandscapeRecycled Pavilion by Hyunje Joo_BaukunstA flexible element consists of 1,300 baskets2021.12.23FavoritesShare
LandscapePond[er] 2021 Architecture Commission by Taylor Knights Architects + James CareyPink pond Invites Visitors To Ponder Our Future2021.12.22FavoritesShare
ArtDATA by SpYReflection on the rapid and widespread inclusion of algorithms in numerous aspects of our lives2021.12.22FavoritesShare
LandscapeTown Enclosure by CLB ArchitectsA gathering place that also functioned as a sculptural art installation2021.12.22FavoritesShare
LandscapeDapoding Park, China by ZAP ASSOCIATESA touch of twilight on the edge of “Tianfu” city2021.12.20FavoritesShare
ArtThe Cutting Moments: Pause & Focus by House Fictionintroducing the concept of ‘caesura’2021.12.16FavoritesShare
ArtChristmas Installation in Starstreet Precinct by AaaM ArchitectsWeaving Christmas Wonderland2021.12.07FavoritesShare
LandscapeRe-Emerge by AA EmTech + HassellUse construction waste to create innovative timber structure2021.12.06FavoritesShare
LandscapeLa Hoja, Madrid by FAHR 021.3an open experiment in the old Legazpi Slaughterhouse2021.12.03FavoritesShare
ArtThe Aurora installation by Dassault Systèmes + Arthur Mamou-ManiAn interactive manifestation of the power of uniting design, science and industry2021.11.22FavoritesShare
LandscapeGREEN DREAM by Tianhua Landscape ArchitectureA Green dream by the City and People2021.11.19FavoritesShare
LandscapeZero-waste, maximum impact - VAN COLLECTION X WEST BUND ART & DESIGN by Alberto CaiolaTreading a new path towards more sustainable booth design2021.11.16FavoritesShare
LandscapeRing (do/undo/redo) by Brut Deluxe / Ben Busche + Miguel de GuzmánDynamic light installation for Lichtfest Leipzig 212021.11.11FavoritesShare
LandscapeBetween Heaven and Earth, China by ZAN LANDSCAPE + MC William studio + MC William studiointeractions between woodland and water, land and sky2021.11.09FavoritesShare
LandscapeRed Rock, China by Beijing Forestry UniversityThe material selection is like selecting stones and the building is like stacking mountains.2021.11.05FavoritesShare