• Andrea. Photo: Véronique Huyghe.
    Collection of things
    Mathieu Lehanneur's first retrospective, Choses, can be seen in Belgium until the end of March 2013. >
  • Nomadic structures
    Nomadic aspects of mobility characterises Makkink & Bey's latest project "Lost in Translation". >
  • History meets science
    Ross Lovegrove's latest creation calls for a moment where scientific endeavour and human consciousness meet. >
  • Science arcade
    Troika's "Arcades" installation explores the seemingly impossible phenomena of bending light. >
  • Mythical hand
    Religious, mythical and folklore symbols come together on Stephan Doitschinoff's recent work: a life-size hand sculpture. >
  • Agenda: Design Indaba
    Until Sunday 4 March 2012, Cape Town International Convention Centre, Cape Town, South Africa. >
  • Mechanical gut
    What is really useless? How about the Cloaca machine that turns food into faeces? >
  • NET by For Use/Numen.
    Net works
    A large net installation encourages child-like exploration while also hoping to help re-integrate communities. >
  • Urban connections
    Designing an eco-neighbourhood on the banks of the Maas River could help support new development in Liège, Belgium. >
  • Beer crate pavilion. Photo: Serge Brison.
    Built from beer (crates)
    Architects SHSH used beer crates for a temporary pavilion celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1958 Universal World Exhibition. >
  • The Electronic Artisan.
    Hands-free pottery
    A new machine allows users to make beautiful clay sculptures without ever coming in contact with the muddy material. >
  • DAMn magazine
    DAMn
    Publisher
    DAMn° is an independent publication with an open-minded view on the interchangeable worlds of design, architecture and art. >
  • Arne Quinze
    Orchestrating chaos
    Since Burning Man 2006, wooden clouds have started creeping across the world's cityscapes like rising damp. >

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