Architecture & Design

© Vincent Callebaut Architectures architects: Vincent Callebaut ArchitecturesLocation: Montpellier, FranceProject Year: 2026Photographs: Vincent Callebaut ArchitecturesArea: 8209.0 m2 Read more »

© Yumeng Zhu architects: Moguang StudioLocation: Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, ChinaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Yumeng ZhuPhotographs: Haiting SunPhotographs: Moguang StudioArea: 2500.0 m2 Read more »

© Manan Surti Photography architects: Abin Design StudioLocation: Kolkata, IndiaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Manan Surti PhotographyArea: 605.0 m2 Read more »

© Hiroyuki Oki architects: InrestudioLocation: Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamProject Year: 2026Photographs: Hiroyuki OkiArea: 157.0 m2 Read more »

© Manuel Sá architects: Gabriel Sepearchitects: Trema ArquiteturaLocation: Sumaré, BrasilProject Year: 2025Photographs: Manuel SáArea: 300.0 m2 Read more »

© Sergio Grazia architects: Ce Qui Façonne Demain ArchitectureLocation: Paris, FranceProject Year: 2026Photographs: Sergio GraziaArea: 691.0 m2 Read more »

© Mariela Apollonio architects: Ramón Esteve EstudioLocation: València, SpainProject Year: 2016Photographs: Mariela ApollonioPhotographs: Area: 1053.0 m2 Read more »

© CreatAR Images architects: Identity Architectsarchitects: Ippolito Fleitz GroupLocation: Shanghai, ChinaPhotographs: CreatAR Images Read more »

‘Families’ at FOMU, Antwerp, peels back the layers on the traditional family unit

Wallpaper* fashion and creative director Jason Hughes breaks down the Geordie Wood-shot cover story, which unfolded amid the remote 600-acre Amangiri estate in Canyon Point, Utah and stars American model Colin Jones

These mouthwatering Malay morsels are tray chic

© Chao Zhang architects: Studio 10Location: Quzhou, ChinaProject Year: 2023Photographs: Chao ZhangPhotographs: Guowei LiuArea: 85.0 m2 Read more »

Fighter pilots have had heads-up displays since the 1950s, because asking a human to look down at instruments while traveling at 600 miles per hour and making life-or-death decisions is an engineering failure, not a pilot failure. The technology migrated to production cars in 1988 when GM offered the first automotive HUD in the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, and every generation of premium vehicle design since has treated it as table stakes. Tesla rewrote so many conventions of the automobile that

You know what’s ‘vertical integration’? Starbucks building its own cooler box for its own beverages. Meet the Yeti-alternative that’s designed not for your Budweisers, but for your venti iced lattes. It’s called the Starbucks Ice Box, and while it looks perfect from top to bottom, it has one problem: it’s only available in South Korea. The design is deceptively simple but gets every detail right. Four individual cup slots keep drinks stable and separated, elim

The tiny home movement has never quite figured out what to do with families. Removed Tiny Homes, a Brisbane-based builder specializing in off-grid, sustainable builds, has decided to challenge that assumption head-on. Their latest model, the SOMA, is a towable tiny house designed with families firmly in mind — three bedrooms, a generous open-plan layout, and a level of finish that earns the word “mansion” without irony. The numbers tell a compelling story. The SOMA measures 10m x 3.4

What you actually see here is a one-off submersible that is equally capable above the surface as it is underwater. For anyone who remembers the futuristic watercraft showcased in the James Bond film Spectre, there is now a rare opportunity to own one of the strangest and most ambitious vehicles ever built. Called the Scubacraft SC3, the experimental vessel was developed during the late 2000s as a functioning prototype that blurred the line between speedboat and personal submarine. Unlike many fi

In Houston, the headquarters for Mexican beverage brand Electrolit has taken root in a low-slung Spanish Revival building. Located on Buffalo Bayou, a historic artery at the centre of the city’s next wave of development, the building has seen many lives: originally home to the Star Engraving Company in the 1930s, a theatre, a children’s museum, and now an office that melds historic detailing with cross-cultural influences. The project, designed by a cross-border team that includes Schaum Archite

Setting up an iPad for a child costs $350 and about forty-five minutes of your life. You disable iCloud so your camera roll stays off their screen, lock down the App Store so in-app purchases don’t silently drain your card, configure Screen Time, and then spend the next six months re-configuring it every time an iOS update quietly resets something. Apple makes extraordinary tablets, but the parental infrastructure is clearly designed for adults who already know where to look. HONOR looked

The Hermès Birkin has one of the most theatrical purchasing rituals in luxury retail. You cannot simply walk into a boutique on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and buy one. Hermès makes you earn it, building a relationship with a sales associate over months, sometimes years, demonstrating cultural fluency with the house before they’ll even have the conversation. The result is an object that carries as much mythology as it does resale value, a handbag that has become shorthand for a particular

© Wilderness Build Co architects: SSdHLocation: Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaProject Year: 2022Photographs: Wilderness Build CoArea: 115.0 m2 Read more »