This interactive lotus-shaped art installation moves in response to light!
Art installations like the Lotus Oculus have all the elements that make it a piece you can stare at for hours – it is intriguing,…
Art installations like the Lotus Oculus have all the elements that make it a piece you can stare at for hours – it is intriguing,…
The Dyppezone is a modular, open-air bath that’s easily disassembled and movable throughout the harbor, bringing cold water basins in the winter and children’s pools…
Bamboo Pavilion by LIN Architecture is a rural construction project in Chongming that transformed an empty grassy landscape into a dynamic interactive hub in hopes…
Sustainable architecture is one thing but structures made of mushrooms and microbes are a whole new level! The Living is a New York-based innovative studio…
French street artist Le CyKlop transforms city bollards into anthropomorphic, LEGO-inspired caricatures using yellow spray paint and his own sticker designs, dubbing the urban art…
Surf Bench is an interactive bench designed for waiting room areas and to teach us about physics, is made from dozens of movable wooden and…
REN is a flagship plant store committed to revitalizing dying plants and showcasing each plant for its individuality and unique needs. Whenever we want to…
Japanese architect and architectural historian Terunobu Fujimori is known for his quirky teahouses and fondness for unusual city structures. His latest tea house transports an…
VanLab creates high-quality, flatpack DIY van conversion kits just like IKEA furniture kits so anyone can turn their van into a mobile camper. You just…
Rathnam’s company, Modpools essentially converts single-use shipping containers into backyard pools that could be installed underground, aboveground, or anywhere between. Over the course of this…
The Temple to Burning Man is like Apple to Silicon Valley–it’s what it’s known for. At Burning Man, a nine-day desert gathering, the Temple is…
Working from home sometimes really means working from anywhere we want. Some of us prefer a quiet coffee shop with WiFi, maybe a library…