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Mexican-based designer and director of studio Peca Caterina Moretti creates sculptural furniture pieces hand-carved with a chisel and hammer from a single piece of volcanic rock. The collection titled LOTO Roca comprises two monolithic pieces of furniture available in two different widths and two different heights. The pieces can be used as side tables or stools. The expressive textured appearance of the black volcanic rock makes LOTO an indoor focal point and an integrative element in outdoor spaces, provoking different sensations when felt in the warm sun or smelled after a rain shower.
More design objects crafted from volcanic stone in our blog.beopenfuture.com
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Modular housing scheme in Portugal's Vale de Cambria designed by Porto-based architecture studio Summary demonstrates that despite preconceptions that serial construction using precast concrete components implies standardized housing, it offers many benefits. Their VDC project comprises six independent cabin-style homes sharing a communal terrace, with a flexible mixed-use building sitting underneath. While the latter can be adapted to the variety of occupants’ needs due to the absence of structural diving walls, the homes above are built utilizing precast concrete sections that are fully prepared in the factory and can be joined together onsite. Each unit is 45 sqm and features its own entrance and no shared walls, thus providing the main advantages of single houses within a collective housing building.
More precast concrete housing in our blog.beopenfuture.com
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Nigeria-based architectural designer Tosin Oshinowo and UK-based textile designer Chrissa Amuah have created a series of gorgeous ‘Afrofuturism’ face masks, called Freedom to Move, commissioned by Lexus for Design Miami show. Designed to celebrate African design and history through a contemporary lens, the masks are created with the combination of traditional African craft techniques, such as brass and bronze casting, and contemporary innovations, such as 3D printing and laser-cutting. Each mask has important symbolic elements paying homage to certain aspects of African culture, while the use of materials allows the designs to oscillate between jewellery and fashion, the material palette including etched bronze neck brace, metallic mirrored visors and leather and suede capes.
Credit: amwadesigns.com
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Michaelis Boyd, architecture and interior design practice with offices in London and New York, was inspired by the floating red “Staircase-III” by Doh Ho Suh exhibited at the Tate Modern when it created a feat of stairs to connect two separate first and second floor apartments in London’s Georgian building into one large maisonette. To reflect the creative personality of the clients and their children who enjoy the social and open nature of horizontal apartment living, the team designed a striking, but ethereal and almost sensorial sculptural staircase made from perforated red steel, which floats just above the living room floor.
More staircases that define the interior in our blog.beopenfuture.com
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As part of the initiative to empower the community of the Hormuz island in the Persian gulf, Iranian practice ZAV architects have developed a multipurpose cultural residence that consists of a series of colourful rammed earth domes. Named Majara, the building is intended to tie together the lives of local people and visitors both culturally and economically. The vibrant colour palette of the project references the topography of the island, while the small scale of the domes makes them compatible with the building capabilities of local craftsmen and unskilled workers. The majority of the structures are designed to provide accommodation, other contain communal areas with space for residents, rooms dedicated to handicrafts, prayer, and a tourist information area.
Credit: zavarchitects.com
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To address the issue of communication hindrance conventional N95 facemasks cause to those who rely on lip reading, Korean American inventor Alice Min Soo Chun has developed a unique transparent mask. Aptly named SEEUS95, the see-through self-adhesive mask features a layer of a skin healing material called chitosan, a natural biopolymer with moisture harnessing properties used in skin rejuvenation for burn victims and cosmetic applications. The mask claims better protection than existing masks made from non-woven polypropylene or cloth thanks to the natural filter made of sustainable and environmentally safe materials, including bamboo, silk, nano silver and active carbon.
SEEUS95 would be a perfect fit for the Safe City prize of our ongoing student competition Design for Sustainable Cities with the prize money of €12,000, held in collaboration with Cumulus.
Be the one to make the world a better place, submit your ideas at citydesign2020.com
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Croatian studio BOIR founded by product designer Vlatka Leskovar-Zidar and graphic designer-turned-chef Ivan Zidar has created a whimsical artisan tableware collection that explores the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on traditional dining rituals. Named The New Normal, the collection bridges the gap between intimacy and distance, enabling safe food sharing despite the new safety rules.
The Bread Basket is divided by a barrier allowing for bread consumption without fear of physical contact. The Platter for Two encompasses a circular serving form symbolically divided in two with a sculptural rock, while the Dessert for Two set consists of two long spoons to enable the ritual of dessert sharing while maintaining a safe distance. The collection also features a conceptual take on a traditional prosciutto serving plate (which includes a set of tweezers) and a sushi platter.
The tableware is designed in response to Plexiglas barriers that prevent any attempt of food sharing between two people. Minimalist, geometrically shaped steel forms ensure sterile food serving, while pieces handcrafted from natural stone soften the impression.
Credits: boir.store
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As its name suggests, the Borderless Community of Zi Ni Twelve Portals in Guangzhou, China, has been designed by the local studio Fei Architects for the occupants to see and be seen by each other and passers-by. The studio removed the original exterior maintenance wall and added a 1.5-metre wide slab to create external balconies and corridors that form the façade of the building. At night, backlit apartments are framed by perforated brick screens, half walls, glass bricks and porthole windows. Resembling a series of giant screens, “playing a vivid film of everyday life”, these devices put the occupants on display. The vertical community creates connection between its residents, so that they feel to be surrounded by neighbours, not strangers.
More extraordinary community-focused housing blocks in our blog.beopenfuture.com
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Aiming to provide users with more independence through greater mobility, London studio PriestmanGoode has prototyped The Scooter for Life, a vehicle that tackles the stigma associated with traditional mobility aids. The easy-to-use multifunctional scooter only moves when the user release the brakes, making it safer, while a three-wheel arrangement provides additional stability. The fold-down adaptable design enables the user to take the scooter on public transport, into a shop or into the home, while a large front basket functions as a shopping trolley, providing a place to carry groceries while leaving the user’s hands free.
More design-minded aids for the elderly in our blog.beopenfuture.com
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Fjordporten at Oslo central station by Scandinavian architectural firm C.F. Møller Architects is a forward-oriented and robust hub that combines effective traffic logistics with attractive internal and external urban spaces. While the base of the building contains service functions for transport users, the tower mainly houses offices with shared infrastructure, break rooms and informal meeting places to facilitate a flexible working life. "Green lungs" in the form of vertical connections across multiple levels and terraces with vegetation provide ample contact with the city and its landscape. Designed to contribute to the city’s life, this multi-storey building is planned to have public areas as a spectacular vantage point that is accessible to everyone.
Credit: cfmoller.com
