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fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 week agocurved stone pavilion encloses circular reflecting pool for clubhouse in mexico
A circular clubhouse in Atlixco integrates concentric stone, glass, and wood rings to blend with the semi-desert hillside and frame volcanic and valley views.
Startup companies
fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
2 weeks agoThe Weed Brand Using Ocean Plastic to Change the Industry | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
Silly Nice uses hemp, recycled glass, and reclaimed ocean plastic with American-made packaging to deliver sustainable, premium craft cannabis while supporting circular design.
Fashion & style
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
2 weeks agoEverlane's Everpuff Is The Jacket That Never Dies - Yanko Design
The EverPuff is a 97% recycled, PFAS-free, bluesign-certified puffer with recycled down, water-resistant shell, lifetime warranty, repair program, and circular design for longevity.
fromArchDaily
1 month agoHow Are New Design Innovations Shaping Interiors in Spain?
In Spain, design reveals a layered character, with architecture that intertwines multiple material strategies, where identity and contemporaneity come together. In step with a changing global scenario, contemporary architecture, particularly that which embraces the future, weaves together practices such as material reuse, circular design, attention to well-being, and greater flexibility, reshaping the ways we live. These explorations are not only addressed on international stages but also take shape in projects that pursue new approaches, attentive to both design and the life unfolding in each space.
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Environment
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 month agojapan's first circular timber soccer stadium to be built in fukushima
A 5,000-seat circular timber stadium in Fukushima uses locally sourced laminated wood, circular-design principles, and community-led cycles of resources, craftsmanship, and resilience.
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
2 months agobiomaterial tiles by fahrenheit 180 reimagine lisbon's azulejos with oyster shells and seaweed
Fahrenheit 180º, a design collective founded by Jeremy Morris and Luca Carlisle, develops From the Tagus to the Tile, an installation exploring the potential of regenerative biomaterials in architectural surfaces. Presented in the gardens of Gulbenkian Center of Modern Art, the project reinterprets the city's traditional azulejos using produced from oyster shells and seaweed collected from the Tagus River, the Sado Estuary, and local food systems.
Environment
fromArchDaily
2 months agoThe Cradle Office Building / HPP Architects
To leave old conventions behind, take new architectural paths, think circular, and design solutions as added value for people, neighborhood, and environment, was the goal of The Cradle's integral planning team right from the start. The office building sits confidently in the heterogeneous urban development constellation of the Düsseldorf Media Harbor and develops an independent architectural language. This language derives from the synergy of the three main pillars of the design
Design
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2 months agoOne Month Until the Opening: Exploring Copenhagen Architecture Biennial's Program, Pavilions, and Exhibitions
Led by Josephine Michau, CEO and Founder of CAFx and curator of the Danish Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023, the Biennial launches under the theme "Slow Down," reflecting on how societies can respond to the pressures of rapid population growth, resource consumption, and environmental challenges by rethinking the pace of change in the built environment. The program will feature over 200 events, including city walks, film screenings, lectures, exhibitions, performances, and harvest gatherings, exploring approaches to sustainable futures through architecture.
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