Choosing 4 projects from Milan Design Week 2018 which have their own message and who perhaps offer something more than just an amazing aesthetic is not an easy task. These are the four installations chosen by Gudy Herder.
We’ve reached the halfway point of the Salone del Mobile, and we are letting you know what we've liked the most so far at Milan Design Week. You have until April 22nd to retrace our steps!
Milan Design Week is here! From 17th to 22nd April, the best of the design world come together in the Italian Mecca of design. The biggest publications in design are here to let us know what we can and must-see. Make sure to make a note of their suggestions.
The Salone del Mobile returns to Milan from 17th to 22nd April and with it, a myriad of events that will take over the city. So that you don't drown in a sea of design, grab onto our life raft of recommendations below.
A water treatment plant can also be a unique architectural feature that blends seamlessly into its surroundings. Achieving this was the challenge presented to padilla nicás arcquitectos with their projects in Monteporreiro, San Claudio, and Villa Perez.
In a year marked by the feminist vindications, ARCO aims at the empowerment of women with a very feminine edition, since all the persons in charge of the commission programs are women.
The slogan Unique Youniverse Domotex 2018 focuses the growing tendency towards the individualization that pervades it all. Also, the interior design.
The main competition in the textile sector is already operational in Frankfurt. Started yesterday and finishing next Friday, Heimtextil shows the latest developments together with a trend area focused on the influence of the urbanization in design.
Picado de Blas Arquitectos conceive the drawing, the sketch and the draft as prior elements to the plasmation of a space and essential part of the final project. We take advantage of Espacio y Materia, within the series organized by Tectónica at Finsa21, to talk with them about their creative process.
Izaskun Chinchilla is an atypical architect. In her early 40s, she resigned and now she manages her own studio. She bet on her ideas and now encourages her students to do so. We talk with Izaskun Chinchilla about her passion, architecture.