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The Findling by Of Possible in Austerlitz, New York, larch-clad cabin raised on a concrete pier above a stone stair in autumn forest
July 7, 2026

Four Ancient Boulders Lift Of Possible’s Larch Cabin Off a New York Forest Floor

July 7, 2026

Kéré Architecture Stacks a Timber Kindergarten Five Floors Up and Runs Slides Between Them

Kinderoase an der TUM by Kéré Architecture, five-story timber kindergarten with slatted wood facade lit at dusk between two older Munich buildings
July 7, 2026

A Refrigerator Door Hides Isern Serra’s Retro-Futuristic Bar in Barcelona

July 7, 2026

Iterare Arquitectos Turns a Preserved Brick Shell into the Nest for a New House in Valencia’s Torrefiel

Casa Nido by Iterare Arquitectos, corner exterior in Torrefiel with preserved brick base and new white upper volume above ornate stucco cornice
July 7, 2026

One Pull Makes Dayuan Design’s Suspended Shanghai Glaciers Fold and Distort

Glacier Project by Dayuan Design, nine suspended white membrane and perforated-metal ice forms on steel poles against Shanghai glass towers

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  • CALIPER rebuilt a @lamarzocco Marzocco Linea Mini's entire housing in curved, polished stainless steel — no vertical line, no flat top, no surface left where a cup or a spare bag of beans could sit. Built for Heliot Emil's Paris SS27 showroom "Troxler" and unveiled by Joe & The Juice during Paris Men's Fashion Week. Two machined knobs carry both brand names etched directly into the metal, alongside the numbers 07, 13, 25, 34 — a reference to Heliot Emil's four design pillars. design: @calip.er development: @danielrome.p Commissioned by @heliot_emil, @joeandthejuice urdesignmag.com — link in bio #CALIPER #LaMarzocco #HeliotEmil #IndustrialDesign #ParisFashionWeek
  • Three materials carry the entire renovation of Elia's Home: terrazzo flooring running throughout, a Verde Guatemala marble portal marking the entrance, and oak paneling defining the private rooms. In-Nova Studio reworked this 280 sqm (3,014 sq ft) apartment inside a 19th-century palazzo in Aversa without adding a fourth. The restraint is the point — each material appears once, does its job, and gets left alone rather than layered with additional finishes or color. architects: @in_novastudio photography: @carlo_oriente urdesignmag.com — link in bio #InNovaStudio #InteriorDesign #Aversa #Terrazzo #ItalianRenovation
  • No face. No legs. No head. Just a wheeled base and hands built to match yours. Genesis AI's Eno skips the humanoid look entirely — proprietary hands with 20 active degrees of freedom, a tower that folds down when idle, and zero effort spent making it look friendly. design: Daniel Hundt / Genesis AI urdesignmag.com — link in bio #GenesisAI #RobotDesign #PhysicalAI #IndustrialDesign #GeneralPurposeRobot
  • Genesis AI's most deliberate decision with Eno, its first general-purpose robot, was refusing to give it a human shape. No face, no legs, no synthetic expression — just a wheeled base topped by a tower of articulated panels that rises to working height and folds down to roughly the size of a checked bag. At the center of the system are proprietary robotic hands with 20 active, back-drivable degrees of freedom, built to match human grip and range of motion rather than the two-finger grippers common across the industry. "We reduced the form to its essential elements so that every detail serves a purpose," says Daniel Hundt, Genesis AI's Head of Design. design: Daniel Hundt / Genesis AI images courtesy of Genesis AI urdesignmag.com — link in bio #GenesisAI #RobotDesign #IndustrialDesign #PhysicalAI #GeneralPurposeRobot
  • The black lines across this Bugatti W16 Mistral aren't decoration — they map the car's own invisible digital surface geometry, the NURBS network normally hidden inside the design software. Every line was masked and hand-painted directly onto the finished body, since no clay model existed to guide the process. Porcelain by KPM punctuates the exterior and interior alike, from the EB emblem to the gear-shifter shells — a material that shrinks by 17 percent when fired, meaning every piece has to be modeled to compensate before it's even made. Design: @bugatti Porcelain: @kpmberlin urdesignmag.com — link in bio #Bugatti #WMistral #KPM #Porcelain #HypercarDesign
  • A shrinking tile grid — 20cm squares at the entrance, down to 5cm near the counter — pulls customers through Fab Fries Freddy's 35-square-meter footprint in Amsterdam. Ninetynine built the optical trick entirely out of matte ceramic, no digital signage required. The prep area breaks the sequence with signal red, the visual payoff at the end of a tunnel made of nothing but tile. Design: @ninetynine_amsterdam — Jeroen Vester, Giulia Cosenza Photography: @ewouthuibers urdesignmag.com — link in bio #Ninetynine #InteriorDesign #Amsterdam #TileDesign #FastFoodDesign

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