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NORMAL IS BORING

Avant-garde branding and digital experience for a luxury real estate brand redefining the sector through design, motion, and a distinctive unconventional narrative.
"Runaway train" of massive file sizes causing issues for architecture projects says panel at HP talk

Promotion: architects' designs are being contained within digital files so big they can take two hours to load, leading to delays and mix-ups on projects, experts warned in a talk hosted by HP at the UIA World Congress of Architects 2026.
During the discussion, which took place in Barcelona, HP senior vice president and division president of advanced compute solutions Jim Nottingham warned that increasingly complex digital architectural models have become "massive".
"Data has been exploding or growing for several decades," Nottingham said. "Now with AI, it's growing exponentially faster."
"In reality, all the AEC – architecture, engineering and construction – customers...
Debra Broz’s Kitschy ‘Superorganisms’ Are Both Familiar and Strange
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In a practice she describes as “ceramic collage,” Debra Broz delves into the world of secondhand decor and kitsch. The Seattle-based artist’s quirky sculptures are made from found figurines, which she cuts and reconfigures into playful hybrid forms. “A lot of times when I look at them, I think about if they were alive, how would they move and how would they operate?” Broz tells Seattle Channel.
In her ongoing series Superorganisms, the artist creates three-dimensional assemblages that toy with the boundary between familiarity and the uncanny. “It’s really important to me that you look at it and your first thought...
Импликация, следствие и условия
Никита Прокопов написал, что импликация — нифига не интуитивная штука, и поэтому её нет в языках программирования. И действительно: там в комментариях начался обмен мнениями, который хорошо иллюстрирует неинтуитивность. И мне сразу захотелось написать этот пост.
Импликация — это логическая операция вида «A → B». Она истинна во всех случаях кроме одного: когда A истинно, а B ложно. Можно оценить по таблице истинности:
A B A → B 0 0 1 0 1 1 ...Saman and Sasan Oskouei’s Sculptures Puncture the Weight of Everyday Objects

What good is a ladder without structural integrity? Artist brothers Saman and Sasan Oskouei consider this question in The Weight of Less, an ongoing series of pocked wooden sculptures. From a school desk to a door to an industrial pallet, each humble item is punctured with irregular yet cohesive holes, rendering their former functions impractical.
“As layers are removed, the objects lose their original purpose while gaining a new presence,” the artists tell Colossal. “The carved spaces expose hidden rhythms, patterns, and relationships within the material, allowing absence to become an active part of the work.”
The brothers are longtime collaborators and...
Innovation Endeavors

Ten years after building the original identity, it was time to let the brand catch up to the firm Innovation Endeavors has become.
What will the future stadium look like?

For our Future Stadium series, we asked nine of the world's top stadium architects to predict the biggest shift in stadium design over the next 10 years.
To determine how stadium design will shift over the next decade, we asked each of the nine architects: "what will stadiums look like in the next 10 years and beyond?"
Rather than focusing on style or form, almost all the architects focused on what lies around a stadium – the red-hot trend of sports mixed-use districts, which we explored in depth earlier in the series.
The architects were also interested in what goes into a stadium,...
Rehabilitative prison with crafting spaces among projects from Norwich University of the Arts

Dezeen School Shows: a rehabilitative prison in a former mill with crafting and vocational spaces is among the projects from Norwich University of the Arts.
Also featured is a project that explores how Brutalism can complement nature, and a proposal for wellbeing and communal social spaces inside Norwich's city walls.
Norwich University of the ArtsInstitution: Architecture and Interior Design Programme
Course: Interior Design
Tutors: Jason Wiggin, Gabriela Jimenez, Gaetano Drago, Teresa Stoppani and Chiara Toscani
School statement:
"The Norwich Interior Design course advances critical spatial practice through collaboration, shared enquiry and material investigation.
"From the shared first-year studio, students work collectively and with local partners, engaging sites...
DeFF's Diminutive Premium Pen

As with Studio Neat's minimalist Mark Two Pen, Japanese design firm DeFF has also designed a tiny but premium writing instrument. Their Refill Pen Jacket Extra Short (the name loses a little something in translation) goes from 75mm (2.95") closed to 125mm (4.92") in the writing/drawing configuration.
The body of the the diminutive pen is stainless steel, and it's offered with multiple finishes: Brass, grey titanium, and anodized aluminum in black, aquamarine or ruby.
It takes standard D1 and 4C refills.
They also offer engraving.
