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World’s First Inflatable Concert Hall Is Made Using PVC & Looks Like A Giant Purple Donut

World’s First Inflatable Concert Hall Is Made Using PVC & Looks Like A Giant Purple Donut

In a world where concert venues are typically synonymous with marble columns and gilded balconies, Ark Nova stands as a radical reimagining of what musical…

Architecture, Installations, Product Design

Step Inside this Giant Kaleidoscope That Feels Like it Descended From Krypton

Step Inside this Giant Kaleidoscope That Feels Like it Descended From Krypton

When Li Hao’s Pop Star View Platform first appeared in the landscape, it probably broke a few people’s brains. This isn’t your typical public art…

Installations, Outdoor

Ruby Law’s Unfolding Cube Transforms Terence Lam’s “White Summer” Concert into a Live-Stage Narrative

Ruby Law’s Unfolding Cube Transforms Terence Lam’s “White Summer” Concert into a Live-Stage Narrative

The Hong Kong Coliseum turned into a kinetic storytelling arena on September 10, 2025 when Ruby Law, founder of RULA Design Studio, unveiled a seven‑meter white cube that folds,…

Events, Installations

Cosmic mechanics meets art in Conrad Shawcross’ The Nervous System (Umbilical)

Cosmic mechanics meets art in Conrad Shawcross’ The Nervous System (Umbilical)

When I see art installations that go beyond traditional paintings or drawings, I’m amazed by how these artists conceive ideas to use unconventional materials and…

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Light installation at Burning Man plays around with spatial design

Light installation at Burning Man plays around with spatial design

At the heart of Burning Man 2025, a striking new installation is redefining what’s possible in art, technology, and immersive environments. “The Point of Unity,”…

Events, Installations

Immersive Red Textile Pavilion Reimagines Panton’s Iconic Lamp At Copenhagen Design Festival

Immersive Red Textile Pavilion Reimagines Panton’s Iconic Lamp At Copenhagen Design Festival

Henrik Vibskov just dropped something spectacular in Copenhagen. Circle Dome Square sits outside Louis Poulsen’s showroom like a giant red bloom that’s frozen mid-explosion. The…

Architecture, Events, Installations

Heatherwick’s Space Garden Reimagines Life in Orbit with Lush Greenery and Futuristic Design

Heatherwick’s Space Garden Reimagines Life in Orbit with Lush Greenery and Futuristic Design

At this year’s Venice Biennale, an unexpected vision of life in space captures imagination. Far from the cold, metallic interiors we usually associate with orbital…

Installations, Outdoor, Sustainable Design

Zim&Zou’s Back to Basics II art installation is a vibrant tribute to analog

Zim&Zou’s Back to Basics II art installation is a vibrant tribute to analog

I still remember the very first cassette tape I bought with my own money from my allowance. It was purple and pink, which are my…

Events, Installations

Latest Structural Botany installation is an homage to clustered plant life

Latest Structural Botany installation is an homage to clustered plant life

Cheng Tsung FENG’s Structural Botany: 25AP-263-43 is a captivating installation that exemplifies his ongoing exploration into the intersection of art, nature, and modular construction. Presented…

Events, Installations

Whispering Mountains brings interactive, AI-powered art installation

Whispering Mountains brings interactive, AI-powered art installation

During my trip to the South Island of New Zealand a couple of years ago, I quickly ran out of adjectives to describe the landscape…

Events, Installations

How Architecture Is Helping Save Thailand’s Elephants with Empathy and Care

How Architecture Is Helping Save Thailand’s Elephants with Empathy and Care

In the heart of northeastern Thailand’s Taklang Village, where humans and elephants have coexisted for over four centuries, a quiet architectural revolution is taking shape,…

Architecture, Installations

Burger-shaped Play Pavilion invites curiosity and creative play

Burger-shaped Play Pavilion invites curiosity and creative play

Play is something that isn’t really seen as a right but more often as a luxury in most places. While of course things like food,…

Architecture, Events, Installations
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