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A Red Geometry on the Atlantic Ridge
High on a ridge above Portugal’s Atlantic coast, Casa Plaj appears almost imagined: a red geometry in a green expanse, elemental yet precise. Designed by Lisbon-based extrastudio for a young family, the holiday house is both retreat and experiment – built slowly, iteratively, in high attunement to wind, light and time. Its creation captures a [...]
The post A Red Geometry on the Atlantic Ridge first appeared on Interiorzine.com.Single-Family Home from the 1920s Transformed by VAUST Studio
Located in Berlin’s Karlshorst Rheinisches Viertel, RPA19 reimagines a single-family home from the 1920s as a site of subtle transformation. With approximately 200 square metres of floor space, the residence underwent a radical yet respectful spatial reorganization. Walls were removed to open up the view and merge spaces, particularly around the kitchen and dining area, [...]
The post Single-Family Home from the 1920s Transformed by VAUST Studio first appeared on Interiorzine.com.Minimal Form, Maximum Adaptability
What might a table look like when weight, assembly, and use are considered from the inside out? One possible answer is Pipo by Gumpo, a design that strips away excess material and structure while preserving a sense of solidity through proportion and geometry, creating a duality between scale and lightness. At first glance, Pipo appears [...]
The post Minimal Form, Maximum Adaptability first appeared on Interiorzine.com.Closing the Loop: Building Shapes with a Planar Graph
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There’s some fun computational geometry in my latest artwork, and in this article I’ll walk through how I take a scramble of disconnected paths and turn them into closed shapes, using half-edges and a planar graph.
...Liberal Arts
For The New York Times: “This Is Who’s Really Driving the Decline in Interest in Liberal Arts Education”, written by Jennifer Frey.
Eyeworks
An illustration for a poster for ‘Eyeworks’, a curated screening series focusing on experimental animation.
Decentering
For De Volkskrant: Stella Bergsma’s essay on decentering men and putting women into the spotlight.
Beautyland
For The New York Times: a review of ‘Beatyland’, a novel by Marie-Helene Bertino.
Atlantic Reading
For The Atlantic: “The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books”, written by Rose Horowitch.
Humility
For The New York Times: “The Most Important Thing I Teach My Students Isn’t On The Syllabus” by Frank Bruni.