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Event Horizon
FWA of the day 10 April 2026:
Event Horizon
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Event Horizon — A scroll-driven WebGL journey into a black hole. 9 chapters of real astrophysics visualized with Three.js and custom GLSL shaders. Features gravitational lensing, time dilation, spaghettification, and dual-screen phone sync with haptic feedback. Awwwards Honorable Mention.
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Tull Weekend Home / Rei Mitsui Architects
© Yoichi Onoda architects: Rei Mitsui ArchitectsLocation: Karuizawa, Nagano, JapanProject Year: 2024Photographs: Yoichi OnodaPhotographs: Jérémie SouteyratArea: 101.0 m2
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MERSI
Mersi is a multidisciplinary architecture firmfounded by a creative entrepreneurand an architect, based in Paris.
Industrial World
Illustrating the industrial world of Elkem: a series focused on the group's applications and facilities.
A Strong Gust of Wind Disrupts the Mundane in ‘Jour de Vent’
https://player.vimeo.com/video/1169458024?dnt=1
“Wind carries away destinies,” reads the brief synopsis for a short film titled “Jour de Vent,” or “Windy Day.” The sweeping animation was created in 2024 by a team of six graduates—Martin Chailloux, Ai Kim Crespin, Élise Golfouse, Chloé Lab, Hugo Taillez, Camille Truding—from École des Nouvelle Images school in Avignon, France.
A cast of characters—including a businessman, a picnicking family, a young couple, a cyclist, an old man and his dog, and a guitarist—spend a seemingly average day at the park. When a powerful gust of wind blows everyone’s day out of proportion, themes of change, acceptance, and connection emerge.
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Study links data centres to heat island effects worldwide
A group of scientists has claimed a pronounced heat island phenomenon correlated with the development of data centres in an early study, speculating on the heat's "remarkable influence on communities and regional welfare".
The non-peer-reviewed paper, published by a group of nine researchers affiliated with institutions such as the University of Cambridge and Nanyang Technological University, presented its findings based on 20 years of remote land-surface sensor temperature data. It was published on the public-domain research site Arxiv.
340 million could be impacted
Called the Data Heat Island Effect, the study showed that temperatures are rising an average of 3.6 degrees fahrenheit...
A Transforming Furniture Design Classic: Joe Colombo's Resurrected Multichair
Joe Colombo's Multichair, designed in 1970, was an exploration of transformable furniture with a Pop aestheticView the full content here
Dezeen Agenda features the completed Frank Lloyd Wright Fallingwater renovation
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the conclusion of the Fallingwater conservancy plan. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now.
The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has confirmed the completion of the three-year Fallingwater restoration plan by New York-based Architectural Preservation Studio.
Smaller-wheeled Lime bike aims to "get more people cycling"This week's newsletter also included the launch of a smaller-wheeled Lime bike, an interview with Reinier de Graaf and a trio of villas in Japan by BIG.
Dezeen Agenda
Dezeen Agenda is a curated newsletter sent every Thursday containing the most important news highlights from Dezeen. Read the latest edition of Dezeen Agenda or...
Abi Castillo’s Ceramic Beings Contrast Delicacy With the Natural World
Galicia, Spain-based artist Abi Castillo continues to create iterative self-portraits through her evolving ensemble of ceramic personas. Her delicate yet emotive figures are an invitation to consider the inner self, transformation, and the beauty of the natural world.
Femininity, nature, and symbolism play a central role within Castillo’s sculptures, contrasting with the notion of concealment. “This ambivalence between mysticism and drama, between monstrosity and beauty, is all very present,” she explains in an artist statement.
Though each ceramic character is distinct, her body of work carries overarching formal motifs including colorful hairstyles and wide eyes with light blue irises. Organic elements—such as...