in interaction with the sun, the cluster of flower-shaped benches spin faster on brighter days and slower under cloud cover.

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exploring the elasticity of discarded sponge, donghoon sohn draws inspiration from the art of icing cakes.

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designer gianluca panichi skillfully revitalizes the historically-rooted park adorned with cascading waterfalls.

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geology studio's customizable 'open 45 credenza' allows listeners to easily access and showcase their vinyl collection.

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studio mm opts for a terraced design taking full advantage of the sloping wooded site.

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by employing 'mitate', the home adapts to modern lifestyles while preserving the essence of traditional japanese-style architecture.

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solid oak and concrete volumes shape up the interior of the vacation home by detale.

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the plot offers views of lake balaton, a natural spectacle that informs the design of the contemporary retreat.

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a circular aperture cuts through the main living area of the villa by wiyoga nurdiansyah creating unusual shadowplays.

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'climate chronicles' utilizes a bioprinting technique called mycography which cultivates an image from baker's yeast and UV light.

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