Munich

Designer daycare

A new building by Kéré Architecture captures the playful spirit of children. >
Digital muse

Ballet production Fusion pushes the boundaries of art and technology. >
Ilze Wolff on creating an activist and public culture around architecture

In this architectural practice collaboration with artists is just as important as working with other architects and engineers. >
A better way to harvest water from air

Tested in the arid regions of Morocco, the CloudFisher claims to be the next generation in fog collecting. >
Furniture designer Stefan Diez on the value of designing process

The renowned German designer does not shy away from age-old materials and techniques. >
Photographer Imraan Christian teams up with Faith XLVII

South African artists Imraan Christian and Faith XLVII deconstruct a pivotal moment in the country’s 2015 student uprising. >
Folding, bending, manipulating matter

Industrial designer Stefan Diez investigates radical new ways of making, informed by both technology and craft. He is speaking at Design Indaba 2017. >
Shabby Shabby Apartments by Raumlabor

An artistic critique on Germany’s growing housing crisis hits the streets of Munich. >
Retro book covers get modern in this hypnotic animation

German designer and animator Henning Max Lederer took 55 vintage books and set the cover graphics in motion to achieve psychedelic results. >
Vienna gives same-sex love the green light

Same-sex couples in the place of the ordinary traffic light figure are becoming a permanent fixture in European cities. >
David Adjaye is subject of first major exhibition

Haus der Kunst in Munich and the Art Institute of Chicago join forces for "Form, Heft, Material", an in-depth survey of the acclaimed architect's career. >
Tuffy by Konstantin Grcic

Konstantin Grcic's Wild Bunch collection of furniture for Magis gets a new addition. >
Sewn up

The simple construction of German industrial designer Konstantin Grcic's cotton canvas bags ensure they will "last forever". >
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