Search

Tomo Design created a narrative-driven retail experience for the Chinese streetwear brand Masonprince in Guangzhou, China. The store, located in a historical building, combines retro and futuristic aesthetics to transport visitors through time and space. The design aims to attract the brand's online customers to visit the physical store and establish connections with both existing and potential customers. Additionally, Tomo Design also designed Masonprince's Shenzhen headquarters, incorporating mid-century design elements and flexible spaces to adapt to changing market demands. [Extracted from the article]

LOOK BOOK Curation Anouk Haegens Situated in the low-income Paris neighbourhood where the brand's creative director Emeric Tchatchoua grew up and held six years to the date since Tchatchoua's elder brother passed away, 3.Paradis's SS24 show - designed by At Paris - invited residents to observe the spectacle from their apartment windows. amenity-forward living Amsterdam's amenity-rich Domus Houthaven apartment building combines the conveniences of co-living and the positives of private residences. Plans to attach public commercial spaces like a gym, day care and café to the co-working facilities will further connect residents with the community. LGM co-defined community El Salitre Community Center in Zapotlanejo, Mexico, highlights construction as a participatory experimental process. [Extracted from the article]

LEARNING HAPPENS EVERYWHERE That supports a core idea expressed by Simpson: learning happens everywhere, meaning designing neuro-inclusive spaces is a universal task. This co-creative approach relies on an expanded design process, thinks Dr Philippa Simpson, director of the Design, Estate and Public Programme at the UK's V&A museums. Francis Crick, an English molecular biologist, biophysicist and neuroscientist, once said: 'There is no scientific study more vital to man than the study of his own brain. [Extracted from the article]

REGGIO SCHOOL PROMOTES AFFORDABLE SUSTAINABILITY BY "THINNING, SKINNING" AND MAKING THINGS "FLUFFY" The ground floor, with classrooms for younger pupils, flows into the surrounding terrain. OFFPOLINN's low-tech approach to sustainability at Reggio School in Madrid involved radically reducing the construction and material quantities, and adding a thick layer of living insulation. The ground floor, with classrooms for younger pupils, flows into the surrounding terrain. [Extracted from the article]

WE ALREADY FEEL CONSTRAINED BY BEING CALLED ARCHITECTS' The bold design of the original Brutal Burrito in Madrid is inspired by the informality and adaptability of market stands, vending spots and street-food trolleys. One such space is the Madrid studio of photographer Juan Baraja, where founders Ramón Martínez Pérez, Jorge Sobejano Nieto, Álvaro Molins Jiménez and Elena Fuertes González are pictured (from left to right). You can tell someone something is possible - to try to sell your idea - but it's better to show them. burr.studio Burr Studio's Elements for Industrial Recovery project repurposes Madrid warehouse buildings into residences. [Extracted from the article]