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once cans of cooked pork, neil mendoza’s spambots take on the tale of storytellers for a whimsically dystopian installation.

a fleet of AI-powered robotic spam cans narrate their tales with keyboards in hand

from 3D-printed pavilions to sustainable shelters: read designboom’s selection of must-see installations at dubai design week 2023.

designboom’s guide to dubai design week 2023: from 3D printed pavilions to biomaterial installations

‘I wanted to give this piece a voluminous and poetic essence,’ explains sia hurtigkarl for her mindcraft project’s creation.

sia hurtigkarl weaves tradition & sustainability into paper sculpture for the mindcraft project

for the museum’s material palette, arb architects collects traditional clay tiles from historic houses in nearby areas.

thousands of thin clay tiles cover museum’s entire facade in vietnam

the house was remodeled to provide a well-lit space for a young couple and their two cats, all within budget.

repurposed window frames in green pastel add a splash of brightness to OTA’s house in japan

clemens kirsch architektur crafts the residence with prefabricated timber construction, topped with a copper roof.

villa minimale in vienna comprises four identical wooden boxes in cross-plan configuration

brother, inventor of the first electronic sewing machine, reveals its 110-year history of exploring step-up designs.

brother’s century-long legacy in sewing & crafting machines

aesthetically, the project alludes to materials like wood, stone, adobes, clay, and earth tones.

edmund sumner captures the earthy modernist tones of mexico’s zoncuantla apartments

designboom speaks to the japanese architect on the occasion of the world around and fondation cartier’s ‘in focus: radical repair’ conference at la triennale di milano.

‘architecture is meant to stand the test of time’ – in conversation with junya ishigami

custom curved fittings and earthy tones adorn the interior of geschutswerf apartment.