A Romanesque church might be the last place you’d expect to see a sprawling modern pulpit. And yet that’s exactly what the St. Hilaire in Meile, France got, thanks to the French designer Mathieu Lehanneur, who loosely modeled his renovation on a sedimentary formation in the church’s basement.
The Most Beautiful Modern Church Altar Weve Ever Seen [Slideshow] | Co.Design.
R-O-B extends the traditional prefabrication process of construction: the robot leaves the protected environment of the production hall and ventures out to the building site.
via Gramazio & Kohler, Architecture and Digital Fabrication.
A customizable trailer camping unit, highly functional while maintaining high standard design aspects. Worth to check it out!
“explicit and encoded processes within design” an exhibition at the FUEL Collection in Philadelphia curated by Marc Fornes (theverymany) and Skylar Tibbits (Sjet)
via Scriptedbypurpose.
This is a Coriolis Bowl, named for that swirling effect the Earth’s rotation adds to storms and whirlpools. Astute folders will note that this one has a counterclockwise rotation, suggesting that it was created somewhere in the Northern Hemisphere.
via The Fitful Flog.
