A 1950s chair design by Vladimir Kagan redesigned in fiberglass by Ralph Pucci. via Continue reading

A competition seeking designs for a UN memorial was recently held in city of chungju in south korea. UK based architectural firm Acme's design won third place. The structure is built from individual hexagonal cells on the exterior as well... Continue reading

Love Kenneth Cobonpue's latest design- the bloom chair. Its design, inspired by a blooming flower is gorgeous and looks really comfortable. Made using micro-fiber, resin and steel, the bloom chair's design reflects form and function at its best. And with... Continue reading

Populous, are the designers for the 2014 Winter Olympic Stadium in Russia. The stadium which can accommodate upto 40,000 people and features a crystallized translucent skin that will envelop it when full. Read more about the stadium here. Continue reading

BIG Architects are designing a new library in Astana, Kazakhstan that will house not just books but space and time as well. Even more interesting is the building's design. Its disk-like structure comprises four archetypes - the circle, the rotunda,... Continue reading

Lazerian’s experimentation with plywood over the past two years has culminated in the creation of a new collection of furniture. The Mensa Table Collection. Starting from a hands on exploration of plywood, Richard Sweeney and Liam Hopkins created a series... Continue reading

Office of Metropolitan Architecture designed this interlaced grid of apartment blocks in Singapore. Known as The Interlace, the urban design takes into account micro-climate, wind and solar resources and boasts lush rooftop gardens where residents can gather. The Interlace will... Continue reading