the expressive facade is designed to integrate large swathes of black mosquito netting, influenced by local batiki patterning.
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Week six of Virtual Design Festival features a collaboration with Prague’s centre for architecture and urban planning CAMP, including a live interview with Kengo Kuma. We also team up with magazine Sight Unseen and Stockholm Design Week, plus we launch a new series of Screentime interviews featuring leading designers sponsored by Philips. Read more
Leiria-based Contaminar Arquitetos has created a concrete house with an angular form based on caves found in the surrounding Portuguese limestone landscape. Read more
At this point, it’s just a prototype, but it shows the potential of radically rethinking our materials.
The fact that personal protective equipment is in short supply is well known. The national stockpile was nearly empty as of April 1, and states have been sourcing their own supplies.
As the final part of today’s VDF x Rosey Chan collaboration, the musician will speak live to Dezeen before sharing two exclusive improvised performances. Watch the broadcast from 5:00pm UK time. Read more
VDF studio profiles: scientific research meets design at Studio ThusThat, a multidisciplinary practice whose work exposes the hidden potential in the material world. Read more
the lens installation moves in a loop, generating an endless warped filter for the museum’s facade.
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Directed by Elliott Gonzo, and made with his team at Hijra Collective, the film is a luminous depiction of a young generation fighting for change in Athens.
Discussing its new typeface for Nike's store at Chelsea Football Club, co-founder Martin discusses its long line of sports-based typographic ventures.
It’s like a computer that you can slice in half, then just stick back together again.
It’s impossible to forget the terrifying invincibility of the T-1000 liquid metal robot in Terminator 2. Even when shot with bullets, or split apart by explosions, the robotic goop would slowly form itself back together, healing itself anew.
