Public art installation as city landmark

Compiled by Team IAnD

Photography: Courtesy MVRDV

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“The SeaSaw for Den Helder is a memorable, undulating public art installation, which responds to its context and history, whilst literally representing the dynamics of the sea in its infinite movement,” says Jacob van Rijs, co-founder, MVRDV.

A singing building to brighten your day!

By Annie Aggarwal

Photography: Courtesy the architects

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The recently designed headquarters building of architectural office DMOA in Leuven, Belgium sings! Yes, you read that right. 

Beyond social media!

By Rutvi Ashar

Photography: Saranin Artemy

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Red Cup Maxim Gorky designed by Saranin Artemy of AllArtsDesign in Perm is an all-Russian coffee-house offering old world charm set on a tech driven platter. 

‘Mazza’ with Mezza!

By Students & Faculty of MIT, Pune

Photography: Courtesy MIT, Pune & BIS Publishers

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Played Shithead?! Well, here’s a new version – the Mezza Card game – that will keep you glued for more as the thrill builds up and enthusiasm is renewed afresh!

Sensitivity of ceramics enveloped in contrasts!

By Annie Aggarwal

Photography: Ewout Huibers; courtesy i29 interior architects

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Interior architects, i29 curate a brand-new experience of the Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics located in the European Capital of Culture, Leeuwarden.

Cottage by the lake

By Beverly Pereira

Photography: Miguel de Guzman, Imagen Subliminal

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Scalar Architecture employs parametric design to maximize the surrounding views, harness environmental factors and bring a multi-generational family together in a lake-side cottage…

Webster Library: Exploring new ways of knowledge sharing

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Photography: Adrien Williams; courtesy v2com

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Concordia University's new Webster Library, a new standard in academic and institutional libraries has opened its doors just a week ago after five years in the making…