Silo: A Zero-Waste Restaurant in London by Nina+Co.In 2019, Nina Woodcroft of Nina+Co designed Silo, the world’s first zero-waste restaurant by award-winning chef Douglas McMaster (the restaurant trades directly with farmers to compost any leftover scraps in a bid to 'close the loop' in...
Architectural Remnants: (Of) Bath, MMXXII, by JamesPlumb and Rich Stapleton.Rich Stapleton and JamesPlumb have collaborated on a joint exhibition that offers a dialogue between Stapleton’s single edition photographs and JamesPlumb’s wall mounted works and freestanding sculptures created from blocks found lying...
Forite Tiles by Studio Plastique & Snøhetta for Fornace Brioni.Norwegian studio Snøhetta teamed up with the Belgian research practice Studio Plastique and the Italian manufacturer Fornace Brioni to develop Common Sands Forite, a collection of recycled glass tiles made from components found in...
Australian Designers & Artists Transform Broken Design Objects Into Future Heirlooms.In Transformative Repair, leading Australian designers transform the broken design objects of celebrated creatives and climate change activists into future heirlooms. This important initiative aims to generate discussion around the...
Raw Objects by Theodore Psychoyos.At Carwan Gallery in Athens, Theodore Psychoyos’ Raw Objects unveils a collection of functional objects, hatched while the artist was building his own home on the island of Naxos. The collection is an ongoing exploration inspired by the...
Zero-Waste Pop-up Restaurant in Estonia Featuring a 15-Ton Rammed-Earth Table.A restaurant named Null, a dinner table for twelve and seven days. This was the brief Estonian design studio KUDAS were given when they were invited to participate in the local television show. The goal? To establish a pop-up restaurant...
Molten Memories by Sarah Roseman.We grow up through layers of material in domestic space. With each discarded material comes another phase in our life as well. What happens to these materials once we’ve moved on? Canadian-born, Netherlands-based designer Sarah Roseman...
Looks like Magic: Textile Clay by Jorge Penadés.Madrid-based designer and materials-alchemist-extraordinaire Jorge Penadés is back with a new material made out of textile waste and starch. His new research-driven project, dubbed Looks like Magic, utilises industrial textile “fluff”...
Wellness From Within: Adytum Spa in Canberra by Pattern Studio.Opening its doors in late 2021 in Canberra, the Adytum Flagship is a spa offering that’s both ambitious and extensive. Designed by Pattern, the 220sqm tenancy features a dedicated retail space and café, as well as spacious individual...
