01.

“To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, to gain all while you give, to roam the roads of lands remote, to travel is to live.”

—Hans Christian Andersen

02.

Bangkok Brutalism.

Tyler Harvey is an industrial designer who was born and raised in Singapore. In this short photographic series he explores the brutalist architecture of the Bangkok train network.

—via Tyler Harvey

03.

Doll Houses, 1983.

In 1983 Architectural Design Magazine launched a competition for architects to design a doll house. Present & Correct have scanned some of their favourites.

—via Present & Correct

04.

Designing for IKEA.

The first Italian designing for Ikea, Gio Tirotto tells Wallpaper* about the process of creating furniture for the most democratic design company.

—via Wallpaper*

05.

Blocs.

Carulla, a Spanish designer revered for his exploration of materiality and craftsmanship, has masterfully blended traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. His studio, nestled in a rustic old mill near Barcelona, serves as a crucible for his artistic vision, culminating in the creation of ‘Blocs’ – a collection of wooden blocks that challenge our perception of everyday objects.

—via OEN

06.

Studio Visit - Switzerland & Austria.

A Journey through Architectural Mastery in Switzerland and Austria. Our team recently visited new projects, exhibitions, and delved into the latest frontiers of zero-energy building science and research in the heart of Europe.

—via Hyde + Hyde Architects

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