Design & Innovation

It is every designer's dream. Thousands and thousands of pencils in a colorful maze in Tehran's Grand Bazaar.

Socially and environmentally sustainable floating platforms.

They are status symbols with staggering valuations, they are NFT, non-fungible tokens, from the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection.

In Pedernales, Ecuador, the pilot project of a network of villages which, using 3D printing technology, puts cocoa waste back into the circular economy.

The trend of falling water from considerable heights accompanies the history of architecture.

In Denmark, the museum dedicated to Hans Christian Andersen is an outstanding example of sustainable, multi-sensory architecture.

Stunning reflective walls to create a landscape-friendly camouflage effect with a strong eccentric touch.

The future of mobility that unites IKEA and Renault: a low cost car you have to assemble yourself. It's called Höga and comes in 374 pieces.

Having a villa by the sea is everyone's dream, having a villa “on” the sea is really for a few.

These are the new museums designed by the most famous star architects and are now established all over the world.

Today, Reykjavík is a model for environmental, human and intellectual sustainability .

It breathes fire, but its real purpose is to connect the two banks of the Han River, in Da Nang, Vietnam.