The 64th edition just wrapped and between the packed palazzos and back-to-back exhibitions, these were the standouts worth knowing about.
The first phase is the creation of plans for pre-restoration work; the second phase is the creation of plans that will be implemented.
From discarded leaves to design-led systems, innovation starts beneath the base layer.
In ‘Hugis’ exhibit, artists Veronica Ibarreta and 270501 transform indigenous materials through unconventional processes into art that is meditative. Lived...
As Sanlitun continues to evolve into a major retail and cultural district, the new LV store stands as one of its most closely watched additions.
Design isn’t just about what looks good. It’s also about how we live.
I catch my breath when I see the products for the first time: rattan woven in countless interpretations, wood bent to a designer’s will, rope freed from ordinariness, fabric gathered into sculptural light and shadow.
Barchan + Architecture wins Best Firm at 2025 Asia Architecture Design Awards.
The millennial trend became so perfect-looking, so boring that every photo on Instagram looked the same. Now there’s playfulness without losing functionality or simplicity.
Pineda continues to translate local beauty into global landmarks across cities around the world. One of his newest creations, destined to travel, is his collaborative collection with Fino Leatherware.
If buildings speak for themselves, architect Carlo Calma’s sculptural Asador Alfonso speaks volumes that it leaves everyone else speechless. Even Chele Gonzalez is gobsmacked.
Destonos pieces feel like restrained echoes of destruction, now reclaimed as sculptural memento mori: reminders of loss, resilience and beauty.
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