installations

Architect Sverre Fehn’s competition entry for the Scandinavian pavilion at the World Fair in Osaka 1970 is part of the Norwegian National Museum – Architecture’s collection. Fehn’s proposal of a breathing structure where images of...

I love getting a bit kookie every once in a while with our Stories, and today is definitely one of those days. I bet you never though of a chair as much more than an inanimate object you sit on (or devour with you eyes, as is the case with...

Danish practice Lenschow & Pihlmann, together with architect Mikael Stenström has created ‘The Orangery’– a temporary pavilion located within the scenic grounds of GL. Holtegaard art gallery in Sealand, Northern Denmark. The...

flora&faunavisions studio has created a mesmerising interactive experience “Insideout”, commissioned for the Triennale der Photographie in Hamburg. Consisting of a 360° multimedia installation, the project explores the idea of a...

Fabrics and textiles are often associated with upholstery, clothing, or linings, and very rarely do we think of textiles as an "architectural material". Sure, we make shades and other types of stretched structures from them such as tents,...

Created by NYC based coding gurus Matt Parker, Albert Hwang and Elliot Woods, the Lumarca project is an ingenious volumetric display that cleverly weaves the virtual into the real using nothing but yarn, gaffe tape and a projector. Oh and...