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fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
5 days ago

Pier Pavillion is a stunning landmark that uses recycled rock oyster shells - Yanko Design

Sydney has long been celebrated for its innovative architecture and vibrant waterfront. The new Pier Pavilion, designed by the talented duo Besley & Spresser, is a shining example of how modern design can blend seamlessly with sustainability and community needs. Located at the edge of Sydney's sparkling harbor, this pavilion is quickly becoming a must-see for architecture lovers, local residents, and visitors alike.
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fromArchDaily
5 days ago

Make Space for Girls Launches Strategy for Gender-Inclusive Public Spaces

Public parks and outdoor spaces in the UK are often designed for a default male, excluding teenage girls and harming their wellbeing.
Design
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
4 weeks ago

Michael Jantzen's Radius Transformation Pavilion Lets Visitors Shape Space - Yanko Design

A movable pavilion lets visitors physically reconfigure six wheeled wedge segments to create varied, light-shifting spaces that invite participation and flexible public use.
Environment
fromArchDaily
1 month ago

How Can Public Space Be Designed for the Neurodiverse Community?

Public spaces must be designed to accommodate neurodiverse sensory and temporal needs rather than assuming a single average user's predictable responses.
Design
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 month ago

better than sunscreen: solar protection through intentional shade in public spaces

Intentional, well-designed shade—ranging from colonnades and pergolas to canopies and shaded street furniture—is essential for cooling dense urban public spaces as summers intensify.
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