Porsche has officially unveiled its new Cayenne. In this latest version, Porsche designers have given the Cayenne an even sharper design with precise lines and purposefully placed light refracting edges.
The Temple of Agape is a temporary installation created by Morag Myerscough and Luke Morgan commissioned by the Southbank Centre for their summer ‘Festival of Love’.
New York artist and designer Sebastian Errazuriz has created the Explosion cabinet as part of “Sebastian Errazuriz: Look Again” exhibition which opens September 6, at the Carnegie Museum of Art (CMOA).
Known for its unconventional marketing campaigns, Nike has unveiled its latest concept, the Nike FuelBox vending machine.
Japanese studio Nendo has realized a furniture collection designed for Italian brand Desalto, known for their metal furniture.
Royal College of Art graduate David Hedberg conceived the Smile TV, an interactive television that works when we’re smiling.
Jaguar has unveiled a bespoke F-TYPE Coupé high performance support vehicle for the Team Sky to use during Stage 20 of the 2014 Tour de France.
Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes has unveiled a new 760-metre long bridge that connects the Normandy coastline to the medieval town of Mont Saint-Michel.
Boston-based company Twelve24 introduces ClockONE, an ultrathin, meter long clock inspired by the capabilities of E Ink electronic paper displays.
This apartment designed by Russian practice INT2 Architecture for a young couple is situated in a new housing development not far from Saint-Petersburg, Russia.
