Tadej Glažar
The question “Too much? What is just enough?” opens a reflection on the boundary between excess and balance in life, space,
Too much? What is just enough? Scale. Because I am the human I was hundreds of years ago, when there was nothing
Too much? What is just enough? When nothing ever feels like enough and we criticize the world for being too much, the
Too much? What is just enough? Just enough is a house made to fall. With the Guarani Mbya of the Jaraguá Indigenous
Sonja Radović Jelovac, Montenegro
PhD Sonja Radović Jelovac, an interdisciplinary architectis the winner of prestigious
Marek Jan Štěpán, Czech Republic
Atelier Stěpán is an author's studio dealing with architecture, public space
Caner Bilgin, Turkey
Caner Bilgin is an award-winning architect and co-founder of Bilgin Architects,
Attila Bárkányi, Hungary
Industrial Designer (1973), Design Manager (1989). Founder and head until 2017
Bogdan Ciocodeica, Romania
Bogdan Ciocodeica Studio, established in 2015, is an architecture and design
Selçuk Avcı, Turkey
Avcı Architects is an international multidisciplinary practice that integrates cutting-edge sustainable
Atelier dmb Transforms The Dryer Workshop into a Creative Incubator
3 Questions for Atelier dmb For us, architecture is not merely about creating physical spaces but serves as
From Sketch to Street: NOOS Electric Scooter by Matadog Design
3 Questions for Matadog Design Q: How did the initial brief for NOOS translate into the final concept? A:
Okolo by Grupa: Lights That Float, Frames That Hold
3 Questions for GRUPA Q: Okolo uses a visual language of black aluminum bars and clean lines that repeat across
Nomads by STUDIOLAV: Printing Sand into Story
3 Questions for STUDIOLAV Q: What drives you in creating NOMADS, and how does this project relate to your interior
Wolfgang Schmieder about more complicated regulations and building laws
Wolfgang Schmieder, Fischer Schmieder Architekten, Austria The regulations and building laws based on them are becoming increasingly complicated and confusing. There
Jure Miklavc, designer and Red Dot juror, on the future of mobility
The only certain thing is that we are in a transition period Jure Miklavc started his career as a freelance designer, before founding
Hopefully our empathy will remain at this increased level after the crisis is over; interview with Lenart Škof
The optimistic view of the Covid-19 pandemics is that it provides a chance for a global reset, usually in a sense of initiating a process of levelling inequality all across the globe and within countries, classes and sexes. More →
Raluca Visinescu: lack architectural inputs in the public sector
Raluca Visinescu; Bloc, Romania For the last 18 months, as a member of the board of Romanian Order of Architects, Bucharest Branch,
