Created by french designers Thierry Boltz and Claude Saos of BSG bikes, the ‘WOOD.b’ is born is conceived as a high-quality urban bike, influenced by a passion for cycling.
Arup Associates’ architecture and engineering designed for the Coventry University the new Faculty of Engineering and Computing building that embraces the university’s progressive, experiential approach to teaching these subjects.
A large double-storey central courtyard is what links the two blocks of this home which has been purposefully built as separate volumes by Singapore-based architecture studio FARM.
A library pavilion covered in galvanised steel foils that offers a shaded open-air place to work, meet and study has been constructed next to the Singapore University of Technology and Design.
Tokyo-based firm Moriyuki Ochiai Architects have recently completed the interior of the HANA (Japanese for “flower”) restaurant/bar, using a simple flexible plane of aluminum to create shimmering petals to cover the ceiling.
Premiered at Design/Miami Basel 2013, Verbier Mountain Climbers is a Swiss cultural and entrepreneurial project for charity. A travelling exhibition of old gondolas transformed by Swiss designers, which will then be sold at auction by Christies and benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Switzerland.
Arash Eskafi uses an iconic shape in an unexpected way, an iceberg as a clothes rack. “Create borders through your actions, throw your garments and build upon your own mountain of clothes.”
The new BMW 4 Series Coupe heralds the dawn of a new coupe era at BMW. Launched as the fourth generation of BMW’s sporty mid-size Coupe, the new BMW 4 Series Coupe embodies the very essence of aesthetic appeal and dynamics in the premium segment.
Following the exhibition of the blobterre at the Centre Pompidou in 2012, ‘Voyage to Uchronia’, Crasset’s fifth exhibition at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, on display until 20 July, continues her reflection on experimental environments.
Ghent-based design studio Open Y Office designed this single family house in Wijgmaal, Belgium, as a place without boundaries. OYO chose for a minimalistic approach, omitting fancy details. There is no need of ornament.