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Creative think tank, fostering creativity and innovation. More about our projects: beopenfuture.com
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کانال Be Open think tank (@beopenfuture) در بخش زبانی انگلیسی بازیگری فعال است. در حال حاضر جامعه شامل 26 529 مشترک است و جایگاه 1 086 را در دسته هنر و طراحی و رتبه 1 565 را در منطقه الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية دارد.
📊 شاخصهای مخاطب و پویایی
از زمان ایجاد در невідомо، پروژه رشد سریعی داشته و 26 529 مشترک جذب کرده است.
بر اساس آخرین دادهها در تاریخ 11 ژوئن, 2026، کانال فعالیت پایداری دارد. در ۳۰ روز گذشته تغییر اعضا برابر -757 و در ۲۴ ساعت گذشته برابر -129 بوده و همچنان دسترسی گستردهای حفظ شده است.
- وضعیت تأیید: تأیید نشده
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- دسترسی پستها: هر پست به طور میانگین 2 090 بازدید دریافت میکند. در اولین روز معمولاً 2 065 بازدید جمعآوری میشود.
- واکنشها و تعامل: مخاطبان بهطور فعال حمایت میکنند؛ میانگین واکنش به هر پست 0 است.
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“Creative think tank, fostering creativity and innovation. More about our projects: beopenfuture.com”
به لطف بهروزرسانیهای پرتکرار (آخرین داده در تاریخ 12 ژوئن, 2026)، کانال همواره بهروز و دارای دسترسی بالاست. تحلیلها نشان میدهد مخاطبان بهطور فعال با محتوا تعامل دارند و آن را به نقطه اثرگذاری مهم در دسته هنر و طراحی تبدیل کردهاند.
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The Alice Stool by Studio LoopLoop proves that sustainable design doesn't have to look serious. Combining a base made from 100% recycled aluminum with a plush seat upholstered in Bio-Fluff's plant-based faux fur, the stool transforms circular materials into something playful, tactile, and undeniably desirable. With its dreamy color gradients and cloud-like texture, Alice challenges the notion that eco-conscious furniture must prioritize responsibility over beauty, making a compelling case for sustainability that feels joyful rather than obligatory.
More funny stools on our blog.
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BE OPEN is proud to announce the winners of the 2025/26 DESIGN EQUALITY with Innovation competition, dedicated to advancing UN SDG #5: Gender Equality.
🥇 First Prize (€5,000): Norah Kimathi (Kenya) for Zerobionic, an AI-powered robotic exoskeleton for deaf and hard-of-hearing girls.
🥈 Second Prize (€3,000): Victress Igboanusim (Nigeria) for Calyx-Probe, an AI-powered device improving access to non-invasive reproductive healthcare.
🥉 Third Prize (€2,000): Lennox Omondi, Dullah Shiltone, Keylie Muthoni and Brian Ndung'u (Kenya) for Ecobana, transforming banana waste into biodegradable sanitary pads.
⭐ Founder’s Choice Prize (€3,000): Ellena Vianne, Tria Indah Lestari, Farida Doa Valentina and Adnan Hasyim Wibowo (Indonesia) for the Roots Menstrual Care System.
🗳️ Public Vote Prize (€2,000): Akshat Shah, Harshavi Patel and Aryaa Bhagwat (India) for Samvaad Saathi, supporting financial inclusion for women daily-wage construction workers.
Congratulations to all the winners and participants!
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The Art Limitless programme within the BE OPEN Art online gallery has announced Max Sheppard as the May 2026 monthly winner, recognising his distinctive sculptural reliefs that transform found coastal materials into architecturally inspired abstract compositions.
Throughout 2026, BE OPEN continues to highlight artists whose work reflects sustainable approaches to artistic practice. Each month, a winning artist is selected and featured in the online gallery, and at the end of the year, three artists will be chosen from the monthly winners by members of the BE OPEN community to receive monetary awards and increased international visibility from the BE OPEN Foundation.
We warmly congratulate Max Sheppard on this achievement.
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Silhouette by Jonah Rappaport reconsiders the visual language of transformable furniture through a convertible chair that avoids the exposed mechanics and structural clutter typical of the category. Winner of the A’ Design Award 2025-2026, the chair transitions between armchair, lounge chair, and chaise longue configurations using rotating structural components and concealed locking systems integrated into the base. Constructed from layered Baltic birch plywood with fully disassemblable metal-to-metal connections, the project combines formal clarity with long-term repairability.
More design-led lounge chairs on our blog.
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In Tokyo, product designer Kenji Abe’s Aperire rethinks sustainable lighting by casting fixtures from discarded aluminum cans without over-refining the material. Instead of erasing imperfections, he preserves ink traces, bubbles, and surface irregularities, turning them into the object’s visual language. Inspired by foraminifera and eroded rock formations, the porous, chambered form diffuses light softly through openings while exposing its recycled origin. The result is a material honesty where sustainability is not a narrative layer but an embedded, visible condition of the object itself.
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At Milan Design Week 2026, MEUW (Socius novus) by Jaemo Lee and Lisa Schober, part of HEAD – Genève’s MAIA exhibition “No One Sees Them Like We Do. Notes on Animal Interiors,” presented a family of soft, translucent silicone creatures installed in the abandoned Baggio Military Hospital. Positioned between object and organism, the near-amphibian forms are designed as speculative companions that simulate intimacy without requiring care, reframing human–animal relationships through touch, weight, and material presence. Drawing on references from pet commodification to speculative media, the project uses tactile interaction to question whether connection can be constructed through designed objects rather than living beings.
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Set into the steep terrain of southern Poland’s Beskid Mountains, KWK Promes’s Yaw House transforms the hillside into an active architectural element rather than a backdrop. Defined by a subtle rotational move inspired by the aviation term “yaw,” the residence begins with a conventional gabled form aligned to its neighbors before pivoting toward sunlight and panoramic valley views. This shift reorganizes the interior into naturally distinct public and private zones while allowing the grass-covered roof and sloped terrain to visually merge, making the house appear embedded within the landscape itself. Midway through construction, the project evolved to include a rehabilitation swimming pool, which the architects integrated as a circular, subterranean centerpiece that softens the home’s otherwise angular geometry and anchors the spatial experience of the residence.
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BE OPEN Art is pleased to announce Paloma Bautista as the Artist of the Month for May 2026. Originally from the Canary Islands and now based in Finland, Bautista is an architect, designer, and visual artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores the creation of atmospheres through color, form, and spatial sensitivity. Holding a Master of Architecture degree, Bautista brings a deep understanding of structure, balance, and environment to her artistic work.
Each month, BE OPEN Art presents 20 artists for public voting, with monthly winners advancing to compete for the Artist of the Year 2026 title. The overall winner will receive a €1,000 prize and promotional support from BE OPEN Art.
We warmly congratulate Paloma on this well-deserved recognition and thank her for her inspiring contribution to the BE OPEN Art community.
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In an era dominated by flawless renders and polished product shots, Timothée Mion’s chair buck is a refreshing reminder that great furniture design still begins with the body. Used to physically test seat heights, angles, and posture before committing to a final form, the adjustable rig highlights something digital tools can’t fully replicate: the feeling of actually sitting in a chair. Rather than treating prototyping as a rough preliminary step, Mion’s process embraces it as part of the design itself.
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On the Calculation of Volume reimagines a Greenpoint apartment as a reflection on repetition, storage, and urban survival in New York City. Designed by architect Massimiliano Malagò with client Kathleen Pongrace, the project draws on literary references from Solvej Balle and Simone de Beauvoir to shape sculptural furniture pieces that balance permanence and decay through ceramic tile, foam, and integrated storage. Responding to the pressures of limited space and a growing personal library, the renovation transforms domestic objects into studies of time, accumulation, and everyday city life.
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STEA by French designer Eliot Andrault reimagines personal heating by shifting focus from whole-room systems to body-centered warmth. Developed at La Cambre in Belgium, the device uses refractory bricks to store and slowly release heat, creating a localized microclimate with minimal energy use. Operating on a short heating cycle followed by extended heat diffusion, STEA reduces continuous power consumption while delivering a steady, enveloping warmth. Its monolithic form, inspired by cast-iron radiators and softened by a portable steel handle, reflects a balance between industrial presence and human use. Designed for disassembly, repair, and recyclability, the project proposes a more sustainable and intentional relationship to heat.
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BE OPEN Art has announced Helena Mirich as the first Regional Artist of the Month for the Central Europe stage of its 2026 BE OPEN Regional Art programme, which highlights emerging talent from the Czech Republic, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, and Slovenia.
A Croatian-born, Berlin-based self-taught painter, Mirich is known for her intuitive practice rooted in nature, dreams, mysticism, occult knowledge, and symbolism, often exploring symmetrical composition through a process she describes as self-surrender and ceremonial ritual.
The one Regional Winner chosen at the end of the stage will receive a €500 cash prize and increased international visibility through the BE OPEN Art platform.
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Omnibite by Milan-based designers Eugenio Costa and Nicolò Tallone turns the furniture joint into the visual centerpiece. Bright mechanical connectors clamp onto raw branches in a striking contrast of industrial geometry and organic texture, creating structures that feel both improvised and engineered. The result is a system where construction itself becomes the design language.
More unconventional furniture joints on our blog.
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Daniel Idle’s Terrarium Phone Case rethinks smartphone accessories through the lens of sustainability, transforming the iPhone 16 Pro Max into a self-contained living ecosystem. By embedding moss, soil, and small plants inside a transparent resin shell, the concept introduces biophilic design directly into consumer tech. Its closed-loop system sustains plant life through natural cycles of light, moisture, and condensation, encouraging a more thoughtful relationship between technology and the environment.
More unusual phone cases on our blog.
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We thank everyone who submitted initiatives and everyone who cast their votes.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the First, Second and Third Prizes, as well as the Public Vote Prize.
The €5,000 First Prize goes to Norah Kimathi (Kenya) for Zerobionic, an AI-powered robotic exoskeleton improving access to STEM education for deaf and hard-of-hearing girls.
The €3,000 Second Prize goes to Victress Igboanusim (Nigeria) for Calyx-Probe, a handheld AI-powered device improving access to non-invasive reproductive healthcare.
The €2,000 Third Prize goes to Lennox Omondi, Dullah Shiltone, Keylie Muthoni and Brian Ndung'u (Kenya) for Ecobana transforming banana waste into biodegradable sanitary pads for underserved communities.
The €2,000 Public Vote Prize goes to Akshat Shah, Harshavi Patel and Aryaa Bhagwat (India) for Samvaad Saathi, supporting financial inclusion for women daily-wage construction workers.
Founder’s Choice Winner will be announced shortly.
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Industrial designer Matan Rechter presents Shelly, a personal outdoor workstation designed for focused work in natural environments. Shaped as a lounge chair with a foldable protective hood, the structure creates a semi-private space for reading, relaxing, or remote work while maintaining a connection to the outdoors. Built from aluminum profiles and UV-resistant Cordura fabric, Shelly balances airflow, shade, and comfort, reflecting the growing shift toward flexible work-from-anywhere lifestyles.
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Birdhouse by Kids is a workshop-based project by Taekhan Yun that transforms children’s drawings and clay models into sculptural birdhouses for local bird species in Cambodia. Expanding on the earlier Chair for Kids initiative, the project shifts design away from a human-centered approach by using children’s intuitive imagination to rethink habitats for non-human users. Through drawing, modeling, and hands-on construction with wood, cardboard, and paper, the workshop produces playful yet functional birdhouses that preserve the spontaneity of the original sketches while exploring new relationships between participation, architecture, and nature.
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Developed by a Royal College of Art student, the PhytoSymbiosis Seat redefines public furniture as a living, evolving system integrated with its environment. Combining porous bio-concrete, Voronoi geometry, and climbing ivy, the structure strengthens over time as plant growth becomes part of its stability. Grounded in urban research and supported by computational analysis, the design shifts the role of seating from passive use to active care, inviting users to participate in maintenance through watering and interaction.
(via archup.net)
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The Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN) is launching a new online learning journey, “Nurturing Collective Transformations: Learning and Unlearning in Harmony with Nature” — a free four-session training series celebrating the International Day for Biodiversity 2026. Bringing together young people from around the world, the programme explores biodiversity, socio-ecological challenges, and pathways for collective action and transformative change.
Sessions begin on 30 May and continue through July, with participants receiving a certificate upon completion. The training is free, held online, and includes language support in Spanish and French. Registration is now open.
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British production designer Jabez Bartlett is rethinking inflatable furniture with Inflatable Table 001. Constructed from pillowy PVC and finished with an opalescent resin tabletop, the coffee table blurs the line between sculpture and functional design. The soft inflated base gives the piece a dreamlike quality, while the glossy resin surface introduces a sense of permanence and refinement rarely associated with inflatable objects. Drawing from materials commonly used in film set production, Bartlett transforms something traditionally temporary into a tactile statement piece that feels immersive, playful, and unexpectedly luxurious.
More inflatable furniture on our blog.
