Andrea Maestri's MAESTRILAND
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Though he probably wouldn't admit it, it's in his nature to push buttons; it must be.
Read MoreA Sweet Roundup of Artistic Treats
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WARNING: This article may cause you to frantically jet down to your local bakery.
Read MoreA Little Light Magic, Singapore
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The Civic-Cultural district of Bras Brasah-Bugis is home to some of Singapore's oldest buildings.
Read MoreFive-Story Sculpture In A Custard Factory
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The Custard Factory is a buzzing quarter in Birmingham which is home to a hive of young creative companies, galleries, and fine artists.
Read MoreFirewood Lights
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Sometimes the hum of a dusty heating vent just doesn’t cut it when you want to cuddle up and get cozy in the wintertime.
Read MoreICD + ITKE Research Pavilion 2011
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The Institute for Computer-Based Design and the Institute for Structural Engineering and Structural Design, University of Stuttgart, have come together again to create a structure which embodies the idea of bionics.
Read MoreDisguise: A Series Of PVC Sculptures
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Seoul based artist Kang Duck-Bong's solo exhibition titled Disguise is a series of sculptures constructed out of small PVC pipes covered in urethane paint.
Read MoreThe Bloomberg Pavilion, Tokyo
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Akihisa Hirata, architect of the new Bloomberg Pavilion "wondered what would happen if the walls were to keep growing upwards and present an uneven surface like 'pleats'."
Read MoreThe Field Of Lights
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Like a vision straight out of the pages of a fairy tale, Bath's Holburne Museum covered its grass with 5,000 flowering lights.
Read MorePainting The Wind
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While windmills have been an outdoor fixture for centuries, they’ve never really gotten their ‘day in the sun’ so to speak.
Read MoreThe Conch: A Wave-Like Sea of Bells
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The ‘Atoll’ open plaza at the Mapletree Business City in Singapore needed some sprucing up.
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