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Kovo 11 Park / Inout.designstudio
© Laurynas Skeisgiela architects: Inout.designstudioLocation: Kaunas, LithuaniaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Laurynas SkeisgielaArea: 6932.0 m2
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Melville / Tan Architecture
© Tom Ross architects: Tan ArchitectureLocation: Brunswick West, Melbourne, AustraliaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Tom RossArea: 112.0 m2
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Unstructured
FWA of the day 16 October 2025:
Unstructured
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A marketing site for Unstructured, the open-source platform that helps AI make sense of messy data. Wild & Pixie brought the brand online with a retro-modern system that makes complexity feel simple, human, and full of life.
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Wave Pavilion, Urban Micro-Space Regeneration Plan / Moguang Studio
© Qingshan Wu architects: Moguang StudioLocation: Hangzhou, ChinaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Qingshan WuPhotographs: Kejia MeiPhotographs: Area: 240.0 m2
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Gen-02 SMSY Portfolio
An immersive world where visitors can explore SMSY creative projects. Navigate through interactive spaces to discover SMSY work and story as a creative technologist.
A ‘Love Letter’ to the City, Humans of New York Takes Over Grand Central
“New York is humanity itself. Every type of person is here—every ethnicity, every culture, every religion, every viewpoint. And somehow, despite the honking, the yelling, the shoving, we find a way to make it work,” says Brandon Stanton.
Creating one of the most well-known archives of city life, Stanton is the photographer behind Humans of New York, the ongoing portrait project that shares the stories of everyday people. Since launching the series in 2010, Stanton has amassed 10,000 images that offer a wide-reaching narrative that spans all five boroughs. Humans of New York has long been accessible via wildly popular social...
US furniture, cabinet and lumber tariffs go into effect
Tariffs up to 25 per cent on kitchen cabinets, lumber and some upholstered furniture objects are now in effect in the US, following a proclamation released in late September by the Trump Administration.
Originally broadcast via a Truth Social post by US president Donald Trump and confirmed by a White House proclamation released on 29 September, the tariffs on "imports of timber, lumber, and their derivative products" took effect on 14 October following a two-week delay from its original 1 October start date.
The proclamation states that kitchen cabinets and vanities, as well as "parts imported for use in kitchen cabinets and...
Phytology III
The third instalment of Phytology continues my exploration of photosynthesis and light wavelengths. It looks at how energy moves through plants, absorbed, reflected, or transformed, and how these invisible exchanges might look if we could see them. Colours appear as translations of energy, visible traces of processes usually hidden.
RMIT researchers reimagine rammed earth by encasing it in cardboard tubes
Researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia have created a building material where rammed earth is encased in permanent cardboard formwork, eliminating the need for cement.
Typically, rammed earth walls are made by compacting layers of soil mixed with about 8 to 10 per cent cement inside temporary moulds designed to improve strength and durability. Once the moulds are removed, the stabilised earth forms a dense, heavy wall.
The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) team said that by keeping the compacted earth confined within lightweight cardboard tubes, they can eliminate the need for cement, creating a low-carbon,...