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Adrian Madlener
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Viewpoints
Everyone Should Have Access to the Power of Good Lighting
Driven by a social-justice agenda, Los Angeles design studio Chromatic asserts that "light privilege" is just another form of environmental racism.
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Products
Discover This Biodegradable Alternative to Fireworks
How a Dutch artist is rethinking the traditional celebratory display with better-for-the-planet, naturally glowing materials.
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Projects
The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Puts Patients at Ease
Designed by Payette, the light-filled cancer center near Boston prioritizes the patient experience.
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Products
Looking Back at NYCxDESIGN 2023
From explorations in modularity, materiality, and methodology, this year’s city wide event had more to offer than ever before.
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Projects
NewLab Puts Down Roots in Detroit
Architecture firm Civilian helps transform Albert Kahn’s Detroit Book Depository into a sprawling incubator for innovations in mobility technology.
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Projects
Architects Design 10 Birdhouses to Support a Texas Park
Global design leaders produced high concept birdhouses to support Brackenridge Park, an important avian habitat in San Antonio, Texas.
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Products
Milan Design Week 2023 Reflects an Evolving Design Industry
Setting the tone for the year ahead, Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week pulled out all the stops with an extensive offering of product launches, immersive displays, and future-proof concepts.
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Projects
An Arts Complex in Melbourne Pushes against the Tide of Gentrification
Local firm Fieldwork converted a disused technical school into the Collingwood Yards development with an eye toward placemaking, accessibility, and social sustainability.
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Projects
Grand Junction Is the Rust Belt’s First Climate-Resilient Park
In Westfield, Indiana, a consortium of architects, landscape architects, and designers join together to transform a creek from a flood risk into a community jewel.
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Products
3 Scandinavian Brands and Designers Fight Back against Pervasive Greenwashing
At this year’s Stockholm Design Week, exhibitors demonstrated a renewed focus on the measurable impacts of sustainable materials and low-carbon manufacturing.
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Projects
A Floating Learning Center Is Inspired by a Salmon’s Eye
The structure, anchored in a Norwegian Fjord, was designed by Kvorning Design to have as little environmental footprint as possible.
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Projects
Architect Michael Hsu Fashions a Flexible Office out of an Austin Church
Product design consultancy argodesign sets up shop in a three-level workspace with a versatile layout and biophilic accents to boot.
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Products
Meet the Design Practices Shaking Things Up in Mexico City
The city-wide event Design Week Mexico debuts up-and-coming designers shifting the creative hub’s design scene.
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Projects
RBW Puts Down Roots in Kingston, New York
The lighting brand doubles down on its B Corp values with a 100,000-square-foot facility that champions collaboration, innovation, and sustainability.
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Products
Maison & Objet Celebrates Independent Talent Navigating the New “Meta-Sensitive” World
For its second 2022 showing, the major Parisian trade show was awash in bold colors, playful patterns, and seamless digital integration.
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Viewpoints
Paris Design Week Put Purpose-Driven Newcomers Front and Center
From established brands and galleries to emerging talents, the city-wide event brought together French and international exhibitors with new perspectives on the design industry.
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Projects
Only If Architecture Designs a New Look for Brooklyn Infill
The Bedford Stuyvesant home makes the most of its narrow floor plate with clever, contemporary solutions.
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Profiles
Dutch Designer Marjan van Aubel’s Solar Revolution
Through a new biennale, an encyclopedic book, and a traveling public installation she aims to reveal the full potential of solar design.
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Projects
In Brooklyn’s Tallest Office Tower One Floor Offers a New Way to Work
The designers of One Willoughby Square aim to attract tenants that have embraced hybrid work with a hospitality space that’s accessible to the whole building.
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Projects
A Bao Eatery in Valencia Turns the Nautical Theme on its Head
Local firm Clap Studio helps a home food delivery company put down roots with bold geometry and graphical details.