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Amidst the particular challenges of the late Covid-19 pandemic, a remarkable conversion project was created in the Malaysian satellite town of UEP ...

The essence of design: form follows function In the dynamic world of furniture design, the guiding principle "form follows function" has establishe...

Klobenstein am Ritten - a place that breathes the tradition of craftsmanship. Here, where the past remains alive and the future is shaped, a unique...

The powerful language of architecture In a world characterized by visual impressions and cultural diversity, architecture communicates in a way tha...

As one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, Richard Serra has not only inspired and pioneered the art world, but also architecture and the design of interiors .

His monumental steel sculptures have pushed the boundaries of sculpture and captivated viewers. In this article, we take you on a journey through the life and career of Richard Serra and take a look at his most famous works and their significance for industrial interior design. Be inspired by Serra's unmistakable signature and discover the creative world of this important artist.

Brutalism, once seen as an architectural style of modernity and the future, is currently experiencing a renaissance as a visual language for fashion and photography, among other things .Brutalism is an architectural style based on raw concrete and massive, almost forbidding structures and often servesas a symbol for the industrial world and dystopian future. Recently, however, there has been a new interpretation of Brutalism known as "Eco Brutalism". Eco, as ecological, and brutalism, as an architectural style, are combined to create a new form of architecture that uses the contrast between the hard concrete and the lush vegetation to create a utopian aesthetic. But what does this actually mean? Why is the addition of trees and green spaces to buildings the new symbol of a better future?