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by Rima Sabina Aouf, Dezeen Design Miami/Basel 2016: this year’s Design Miami/Basel fair opens today in the Swiss city, where a six-tonne stone meditation space, a modular armadillo and designs by Zaha Hadid are among the highlights. The collectible design fair is taking place from 14 to 19 June 2016, and will provide an opportunity to browse creative furniture and…
Ron Arad and Kengo Kuma pavilions test new ways of living within landscape
by Jenny Brewer, It’s Nice That Architectural installations by Ron Arad, Jean Prouvé and Kengo Kuma will form part of this year’s Design at Large series at Design Miami Basel, exploring new ways of living within landscape. The series of pop-up structures will be curated by Cabana Magazine’s Martina Mondadori, and aim to demonstrate inventive approaches…
Prefabs designed for extreme locations
by Ian Spula, The Spaces This article was originally published by The Spaces, a digital publication exploring new ways to live and work. Prefab housing — designed by computer and made in modules — is inherently suited to extreme climates and topography. It can be assembled in a matter of days, sometimes hours, which makes it…
This futuristic pop-up home looks like a pod from outer space
by Chloe Pantazi, Business Insider First, a French architecture firm released a pop-up home that looks like it’s made out of LEGO blocks. Now, the Mexico City-based architect Fernando Romero has designed a concept for a prefabricated home called The Nest Pod, a saucer-shaped structure that can be built anywhere and customised according to room numbers and colour. The unconventional home, which…
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN: NEST POD BY FERNANDO ROMERO
by Daria Speiwok, Coveted Edition Our interior design magazine will introduce one of today’s most relevant international architects. Fernando Romero is tightly involved in architectural design. The architect has designed a house of the future Nest Pod. Fernando Romero’s projects address a wide range of public and private initiatives from community education to urban development. Fernando Romero has been selected to design the New International Airport…
Prefab luxury in amazing pavilions
Zaha Hadid, Sou Fujimoto and other big names sign the projects by MARIANA KINDLE, CASA Vogue The Japanese design office Muji was a pioneer in associating luxury with prefabricated structures. Robbie Antonio then launched the Revolution PreCraft project , which brings together a set of prefabricated pavilions designed by 30 renowned designers and architects, including Zaha Hadid , Sou Fujimoto , Daniel Libeskind and…