Projects August 13, 2023

EH&I pavilion 2015 by i29 interior architects

i29 interior architects designed a pavilion for the dutch magazine Eigen Huis & Interieur during the annual design fair in RAI Amsterdam

News July 4, 2019

MIT launches three-year collaboration with London’s Soane Museum

Collaboration with the School of Architecture and Planning and MIT Museum will involve classes for MIT students on ways of collecting and exhibiting. The School of Architecture and Planning and the MIT Museum have launched a three-year collaboration with Sir John Soane’s Museum, a museum and library set in the former London home of the […]

News November 22, 2019

Updated Edition of MVRDV Buildings Monograph released after First Edition sells out

After selling out the First Edition of MVRDV Buildings in just 24 months, MVRDV and nai010 publishers have released an updated Second Edition of the book which now includes recently completed projects such as Markthal, Pushed Slab, and the Stedelijk Museum Schiedam. In cooperation with Ilka and Andreas Ruby, MVRDV has assembled a redefined collection […]

News July 4, 2019

“The wonder 500” - designed by ARCHIEE and organized by the Japanese ministry of Economy

This project is a spinoff project from the event called “The wonder 500”, organized by the Japanese ministry of Economy. The aim of this event is to discover delicate and wonderful 500 products made in Japan, and to promote them all over the world. ARCHIEE designed this exhibition for Paris Design Week, which took place […]

News July 4, 2019

The Axor brand introduces system of accessories with Antonio Citterio

Axor's latest collaborations with Antonio Citterio, the Axor Citterio E and Axor Universal Accessories collections, are now on display at Axor NYC and are hitting the US market in the coming months Modular, multi-functional, and universally applicable, Axor Universal Accessories collection is the Axor brand’s first comprehensive system of accessories. Developed with architect/designer Antonio Citterio, […]

Videos July 4, 2019

Irma Boom: A Tribute to Coco Chanel

Interviewed by Christian Lund at her home and studio in Amsterdam, Irma Boom discusses and shows the book ‘No. 5 Culture Chanel’ (2013), which was created to accompany Chanel’s 2013 exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. “I’ll only do the job if it’s Chanel.” Such was the feted book designer Irma Boom’s response […]

Projects August 13, 2023

Apostoli loft - a small duplex penthouse loft in Rome

This small loft on the top floor of a 1644 building originally built in Rome by Architect Mattia de Rossi

News July 4, 2019

Call for Entries - Sixth annual SEED Awards for excellence in public interest design

Design Corps and the Social Economic Environmental Design (SEED) Network are pleased to announce the Sixth Annual SEED Awards. Recognizing excellence in social, economic, and environmental design, the SEED Awards represent the confluence of forces needed to create truly sustainable projects and change in the world. Six projects will be selected through a competitive jury […]

News July 4, 2019

Here why Renoir does not 'suck at painting'

The Guardian gathers the paintings that prove what daft philistines the ‘Renoir sucks at painting’ protesters truly are It has happened. The gates have fallen. Artistic civilisation has collapsed. A mob has gathered outside the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, demanding that Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s paintings be removed from its walls because they “suck”. This is […]

News July 4, 2019

INSPIRA is the first publicly available kitchen design by CetraRuddy

Rooted in the notion that the kitchen is the heart of today’s home, CetraRuddy has designed their first publicly available kitchen design to be called INSPIRA. INSPIRA is designed to elevate the kitchen into a central living space in the home with attention to scale, proportion and exceptional handcrafted quality. Made in Italy, INSPIRA creates […]