Stories by Benedict Hobson
Human bodies are digitally deformed in Hugo Arcier’s music video for HNN
3D weaving can “reduce cost and improve structural integrity” in architecture
Toyo Ito wanted delicate textiles to “float in the air” in his Milan showroom for Kinnasand
Japan’s biennale pavilion challenges architects to “face the real world”
Blickfang designworkshop helps designers “think about themselves as a brand”
Lucy McRae to vacuum-pack exhibition visitors to “prep the body to go to space”
Dezeen Book of Interviews
Digital bobbleheads are the “provocative future” for cars, says Plummer-Fernandez
Big U storm defences “will secretly protect Manhattan from flooding” says Bjarke Ingels
“BIG never makes any design decisions just for fun” says Bjarke Ingels
Aldo Rossi “didn’t believe that form follows function” says Alberto Alessi
Richard Sapper “wanted to design a multi-sensorial kettle” for Alessi
Dezeen Music Project: From Gold (remix) by Ketan Jogia
“I think of architecture as a piece of clothing to wrap around human beings,” says Toyo Ito
The “first man-made biological leaf” could enable humans to colonise space
Dezeen Music Project: A Kiss To Die For by The Warheads
Disembodied hands make music together in 20syl’s video for Kodama
3D-scanning technology will enable cities to exist in “both a virtual and a physical form”
BIG’s combined power plant and ski slope is “turning science fiction into fact”
Dezeen Music Project: Night Away by Tom Bewley
Philippe Starck’s Juicy Salif was “the most controversial lemon squeezer of the century”
Michael Graves’ kettle for Alessi was “a best-seller for 15 years”