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What do we look for in a feature? What makes it stand apart in the milieu? Whilst the choice is demanding, it is backed by that elusive emotion that reaches out and touches you on multiple fronts…
In descending order, here are three features that have struck deep resonance with our team…
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Small can be very beautiful indeed! The word in its various connotations – frugal, small in size, trivial… can actually go a long way in making a big difference. Architects Goutaman and Madhini Prathaban of studio Architecture Interspace design this dessert parlour in Tiruchirappalli, Tamilnadu, where a simple ceiling intervention and colour make a splash that speaks volumes for the design and décor. The enhancing feature is its 40ft. seamless glass façade that fosters passers-by/ viewer and diner interaction among other things…
Read the full feature here: The Rock Cream Dessert Studio…
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A need, a mandate, bus stop designs have been explored within certain limited parameters – without really changing the original design thought. Yet, Studio Cepezed’s design of the self-sufficient bus station in Tilburg, The Netherlands, is a sustainable, self-sufficient model that can perhaps make for a global revolution.
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Storytelling is an art that today, in a world gone viral, is in constant demand; also, in a state of constant flux. Given that the art permeates our very being in its various forms – advertisement, feature, social media post, visual, audio, video, meme, etc…, this scenography by Didzis Jaunzems Architecture for Latvia’s centenary celebration was simply breath-taking.
The stage as a storyteller holds a mirror to life – to the multifarious nuances that touch us, go unnoticed and resurface again – as we acknowledge their indelible impact on our sensibilities. Can we then separate reel from real? Does the surreal hold a promise that we cannot let go? What are we holding on to; and why?...
This feature resonates as an abstract from the page called life!
Full feature here The stage as the ultimate storyteller…
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