Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Zeppelin Station market and offices by Dynia Architects overlooks rail tracks in Denver

Zeppelin Station by Dynia Architects

American studio Dynia Architects has completed a mixed-use building in Colorado's capital city featuring a bright red wall to catch the eye of passing train travellers. Read more



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Reconfigurable wheel changes from tyre to track in two seconds

This captioned movie shows a shape-shifting wheel created by DARPA and Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Centre. Read more



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Alex Chinneck unzips the walls of a condemned office building

Alex Chinneck unzips the walls of a building in latest installation

The walls of a soon-to-be-demolished office building in Kent, England, appear to have been zipped open in this installation by artist Alex Chinneck. Read more



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Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye sunk in Danish fjord

Flooded Modernity by Asmund Havsteen-Mikkelsen

Asmund Havsteen-Mikkelsen has sunk a scale model of one of Le Corbusier's most famous buildings in a Danish fjord, as a statement about technology and election meddling. Read more



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Wutopia Lab lays out Shanghai Sanctum bookstore to be map of the human psyche

Shanghai Sanctum bookstore by Wutopia Lab

Chinese architecture studio Wutopia Lab has transformed Building 25 of the Sinan Mansions in Shanghai into a bookstore that takes inspiration from the human body and mind. Read more



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Standard Studio use skylights to funnel light into Amsterdam loft

Standard Studio use patio and skylights to funnel light into Amsterdam loft

A courtyard sits at the centre of this converted canal house apartment in the centre of Amsterdam by local firm Standard Studio. Read more



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Rock-like Mater vases feature inside Copenhagen's new Noma restaurant

Designers Frederik Nystrup-Larsen and Oliver Sundquist have created a series of knobbly concrete vases that looks like lava rocks, for the new home of prolific Copenhagen restaurant Noma. Read more



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