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2025

Design

Why AI matters now in graphic design

In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a fringe curiosity in graphic design—it’s a core part of many professional workflows. Lately, more design teams use…

2013

Photography

Outstanding Kids Photography by Adrian Sommeling

  Andrian Sommeling is a talented photographer and photo manipulator, who shoot amazing photographs with humour and creative. Adrian says that kids are the biggest inspiration…

2012

Photography

Photographer Polina Rabtseva

  Polina Rabtseva – young and talented photographer from Minsk, Belarus. Lives and works in LA. Shoots portraits and fashion. Website: www.pollyshot.me

ARCHITECTURE SPOTLIGHT (view all, Architecture spotlight)

Designer Fernandes Cuts Holes in a Steel Curb So Low Plants Can Cross

A plant pushing through a cracked sidewalk usually signals trouble, but Sara Fernandes sees a design brief. Her prototype, Let Them Through, opens gaps in an ordinary curb so vegetation can move across a boundary that normally shuts it out. It is a modest idea with surprisingly thoughtful implications for everyday streets.

A perforated corten steel curb runs along a street, its rust-colored surface dotted with openings for low plants.

Nicosia’s 1970s House Gains a Glass Pavilion Left Open for Future Uses

Concrete planes stretch toward a wooded courtyard in Cyprus, while a glass room deliberately resists a fixed purpose. The 1970s home's new pavilion leaves its interior free of partitions, inviting residents to shape daily life inside it and watch shifting light and foliage across its walls.

The nicosia house extension shows a glass pavilion joined to a 1970s house, its interior left open.

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