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How Tellart is designing sensory spaces to inspire the public imagination

Creative Boom

Netherlands Pavilion prototype - Photo by Lieke Vermeulen, Courtesy of Tellart Through storytelling, technology, and craftsmanship, experience design studio Tellart creates immersive spaces that engage the public on pressing climate issues - shaping perspectives through sensory-driven interactions.

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Poster Cult: the latest works of Swiss printmaker Dafi Kühne

Creative Boom

© Photography: Peter Hauser Kühne's latest publication wrestles with the romanticisation of craftsmanship in a digital age and explores how he merges these two worlds through his ever-evolving practice. Turboblock Nr.

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Japanese Architecture Meets Champagne Tradition at Maison Ruinart

Design Milk

After two years of meticulous restoration, this historic address, deeply rooted in the winemaking tradition of Champagne, has been reborn with a fresh, modern vision – one that captures the very essence of champagne through architecture, design, and landscape.

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Alex Chinneck's twisted trail of street furniture light up a new corner of Bristol

Creative Boom

The British sculptor, renowned for his gravity-defying works and mind-bending illusions, has just completed three new public installations for Assembly Bristol. It's what we've come to expect from Chinneck: art that merges with architecture, blurring the lines between the familiar and the fantastical.

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Concrete Hong Kong: learn about architecture through foldout models

Creative Boom

A new book celebrates the architecture of Hong Kong public housing in the 1950s-1980s. During the 1950s-1980s, when the colony was under British rule, public housing embraced the modernist architectural approach, and Hong Kong initiated mass housing projects that dramatically redefined urban living. Weird, isn't it?

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A Love Letter to Stockport: Alison Waters' ceramic tribute to an 'unloved' car park

Creative Boom

Waters' series of sculptures reimagines the 1965 modernist screen as a celebration of the town's overlooked architectural heritage. Barker's involvement began as part of a GCSE photography project, during which he documented Stockport's eclectic architecture. For Waters, watching him work was transformative. "It

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The best new typefaces for December from leading foundries and designers

Creative Boom

Its thicker weight draws from public announcement styles, while the thinner variant evokes sophisticated architectural and invitation design. Inspired by commercial signage and protest posters, the font channels transformative moments with a sense of optimistic possibility.

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