Minimalist, sculptural…

By Annie Aggarwal

Photography: Fernando Guerra | Ultimas Reportagens FG+SG Photography; courtesy the architect            

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A minimal architectural intervention in a garden, by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos materializes as a 70 sq. m. guest pavilion, an extension to a residential project by the studio in Valencia, Spain. 

Sacred art meets sophisticated technology!

By Beverly Pereira

Photography: Moment Factory; courtesy v2com

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Aura - Part 2 of the show in progress

Multi-media entertainment studio Moment Factory creates a multi-sensory experience within Montreal’s grandiose Notre-Dame Basilica using sound, light and video projection-mapping.

This restaurant invites you in by displaying its kitchen!

By Rutvi Ashar

Photography: Steve Herud; courtesy Concrete

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Concrete brings us a brand new Japanese watering hole and dining experience at Izakaya in Hotel Roomers, Munich.

First wooden free-form houses Museum of Bread!

Compiled by Team IAnD

Photography: Markus Pillhofer; courtesy Coop Himmelb(l)au

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COOP HIMMELB(L)AU designed PANEUM – Wunderkammer des Brotes is the first wooden building in free form!

Edible architecture - an experience beyond…

By Rutvi Ashar

Photography: Daniele Iodice; courtesy Carlo Ratti Associati

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Chocolate pavilion (inset) Carlo Ratti

What could be more Italian than the 140-year-old gourmet chocolate, Venchi fashioned into an edible pavilion at a theme park dedicated to Italian food culture?!

The modern Noah’s Ark!

Compiled by Team IAnD

Photography: Stirling Elmendorf; courtesy v2com

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Matsuya Art Works / KTX archiLAB’s design of the new WADA flagship in Japan turns the architectural structure into a huge fixture; especially for racket-sports lovers!

“This sculpture has brains!”

By Beverly Pereira

Photography: Courtesy v2com & matthewmohr.com

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 photo credit: Tom Bergeron, courtesy of DCL Boston

Is an interactive art piece a genuine opportunity to connect with yourself or another? Artist-designer and information architect Matthew Mohr believes so…