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white volumes of jaime juárez’s stepped-level house overlook golf course in mexico

San Pablo House, designed by Jaime Juárez Arquitecto, is a single-family residence integrated within a golf course outside Morelia, Michoacán.
The house is situated on a steep 18-meter slope and features a series of white volumes.
The interior design emphasizes openness and spatial flow, with a minimalist material palette of concrete, wood, and volcanic stone.
The house offers panoramic views of the surroundings and is designed with an essentialist aesthetic and a predominance of white color.

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crocs adds haribo gummy bears to its classic clog for eye-candy footwear

Crocs has introduced the Haribo Classic Clog, a footwear design inspired by the gummy candy brand.
The upper is made from a translucent material that resembles the candy, and the Crocs come with Jibbitz charms of oversized Goldbears.
The shoes are water-friendly, lightweight, and easy to clean, making them suitable for various settings.
Crocs' Haribo Classic Clog allows customization with additional Jibbitz charms and is set to be released in March 2025.

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triennale 2025 explores ‘inequalities’ with works by theaster gates, norman foster and more

The Triennale Milano 2025's International Exhibition titled Inequalities, curated by notable figures like Norman Foster and Theaster Gates, will run from May 13th to November 9th, 2025, focusing on global disparities.
In continuation of previous themes, this edition will address urban, social, and economic inequalities as a critical contemporary issue, featuring works by renowned architects and artists from 43 countries.
The exhibition layout at Palazzo dell’Arte will explore geopolitical and biopolitical dimensions, with sections dedicated to urban wealth disparities and social implications of inequality.
Special national pavilions will showcase innovative policy proposals to combat urban inequalities, inviting discussions on shaping a more equitable future.
The event includes performances, public engagement programs, and a touring initiative to bring discussion around inequality to different municipalities.
Noteworthy participation from Milanese universities, international institutions, and renowned figures like Nobel laureate Michael Spence reflects the exhibition's extensive collaboration and intellectual depth.
Featuring diverse projects ranging from architectural research to artistic contributions, the exhibition aims to provide insights and pathways towards addressing global disparities.
The exhibit will delve into innovative concepts like equal futures homes research, biotic architecture, and the examination of biodiversity to emphasize diverse perspectives on inequality.
Through collaborations with various institutions and professionals, the Triennale Milano 2025 promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of inequalities at multiple levels.
With a curated lineup of contributors and a rich program of activities, the exhibition aims to engage audiences in meaningful discussions on tackling societal disparities.

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STYLE bangkok 2025 brings 7 lifestyle categories uniting ethical fashion, furniture & décor

STYLE Bangkok 2025 is a hub for manufacturers, creators, designers, and buyers, showcasing groundbreaking ideas and sustainable solutions in seven lifestyle categories.
The event, organized by Thailand's DITP and Ministry of Commerce, goes beyond traditional exhibitions, offering curated experiences and promoting responsible design.
STYLE Bangkok 2025 showcases emerging and established design talent, including reinvented Thai textiles, eco-conscious furniture, and outstanding Thai designs.
The fair serves as a premier trade platform for industry professionals and offers opportunities for collaboration, business matching, and exploring sustainable design trends.

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A Panorama of Design Products

Practical, No-Fuss Pieces Fit for an Evolving Family: Paris-based design studio Goons is presenting its first solo show and new collection titled 'Evolving Forms' at St. Vincents gallery in Antwerp, Belgium. The collection includes an adaptable dining set and other multifunctional goods.
The Marble Chest Inspired by Palestinian Embroidery: The design studio Naqsh Collective in Jordan created a marble bridal chest inspired by traditional Palestinian embroidery.

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A Peeling 17th-Century Palazzo and the Man Who Was ‘Crazy Enough’ to Buy It

Raffaele Fabrizio, co-owner of Italian fabric house Dedar, bought a 17th-century villa near Lake Como.
Fabrizio was fascinated by the deserted villa during his youth and it has remained a forbidden place for him.
The 17th-century palace purchased by Fabrizio is currently in a state of glorious disarray.
Fabrizio's desire to own the villa originated from his younger years and is now fulfilled as his destiny.

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An Indian Designer Puts a Modern Spin on Traditional Textiles

An Indian designer, Brinda Dudhat, is combining India's traditional textile heritage with a modern, abstract sensibility through her firm, Morii Design.
Morii Design collaborates with textile workers in 12 villages across India to produce vibrant wall hangings, room dividers, and artworks using traditional techniques.
In addition to promoting modern design, Brinda Dudhat is also committed to the well-being of the artisans by offering paid training and upfront compensation.
In the 1950s, the Indian government sought to improve the country's craft industries and production quality by inviting Charles and Ray Eames to propose recommendations, including establishing a design school.

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I dreamed about being in the New Yorker

The author, David Langton, shares his dream of being in the New Yorker magazine.
In the 1980s, the author received a subscription to the New Yorker but didn't initially want it, fearing influence from the cartoons.
The author developed admiration for Robert Leighton, an artist whose cartoons got published in the New Yorker.
The author reflects on the New Yorker's history and references the Algonquin Round Table.

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[PODCAST]From Events to Empathy: Transforming Nonprofit Communication Through Design and Innovation – Dani Vachon

Dani Vachon's journey from events to nonprofit communication through design and innovation.
She shares her career transformation, challenges faced in rebranding, and the role of design in nonprofit campaigns.
Her innovative concept of empathy stimulation leads to meaningful collaborations with organizations.
Insights into audience personas, inclusive content, and driving growth for nonprofit initiatives.

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30 Best Startup WordPress Themes 2025

Startup WordPress themes offer pre-designed templates ideal for new businesses, with features like responsive design and easy customization.
Themes like Divi and Joule cater to different needs, providing versatility and modern online presence.
Startit offers flexible homepage layouts for various tech-oriented websites, ensuring quick setup.
Themes like Cleaner Business and Stratus focus on minimal design, suitable for small businesses and startups.
Technico is tailored for building and construction companies, while StartUp Pro is ideal for IT startups.
StartuplyWP targets startups, emphasizing SAAS, app, technology, and retail launches.
Corporate and Wall Street themes offer advanced features like video backgrounds and animations for a dynamic website.
StartingUp is user-friendly, integrating portfolio and WooCommerce for easy setup.
Themes like Bizco and Himalayas Pro are designed for showcasing products and services effectively.
Nelva Startup Business provides diverse templates for various business sectors, while Moesia offers a mosaic-based layout for customization.

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expressive concrete structure floods nnarquitectos’ casa nnCLP with striped shadows

Argentina-based studio nnarquitectos designs Casa nnCLP, a concrete dwelling in Córdoba, Argentina.
The home is centered on social interaction, with prominence given to social spaces creating a fluid and open environment.
Casa nnCLP balances privacy and openness, with an austere facade for street-facing privacy and a seamless connection to the outdoors for the social areas.
The structural design of the house emphasizes honesty and robustness, with exposed structural elements and bioclimatic design elements for improved energy efficiency.

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vipp brings danish design to tasmanian wilderness with brutalist guesthouse

Vipp Tunnel, an off-grid concrete guesthouse, has been designed by Room11 Architects and curated by Vipp in Tasmania on Bruny Island.
The 160-square-meter Vipp Tunnel showcases a blend of brutalist design principles and organic surroundings, framing the D'Entrecasteaux Channel with broad expanse of frameless glass.
Vipp's minimalist style is evident in the sleek interiors, particularly with the V3 kitchen and furniture, while Danish artist Lin Utzon contributes her iconic 'Cosmic Dancers' series to the surroundings.
Sustainability is prioritized with the Vipp Tunnel, as the entire western facade is made of solar panels and the building runs off-grid with rainwater and natural thermal insulation.

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HealthNest: A Modern Medical App Design

HealthNest is a modern medical app designed to simplify access to healthcare.
The app offers virtual consultations, AI-powered symptom checks, and easy medical history tracking.
The design is clean and modern with a calming blue and green color palette.
HealthNest addresses limited access, lack of immediate support, health management challenges, and mental health stigma.

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How government agendas shape the UX landscape

UX design is deeply political and influenced by government policies and leadership.
Many American UXers are considering leaving the country due to political conditions.
Every organization, from big tech to boutique agencies, operates within a political landscape.
No matter where you go, UX is political.

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japan railway to launch E10 shinkansen bullet train with design inspired by cherry blossom

East Japan Railway Company (JR East) plans to launch the E10 Shinkansen bullet train, inspired by cherry blossom, by 2030.
The exterior design of the bullet train features a continuous line along the side, creating a flowing curve inspired by cherry blossom petals.
The train's livery combines green color schemes, including 'Tsugaru green' and 'Evening Elm,' resembling the natural scenery and mountains of the Tohoku region.
The E10 Shinkansen bullet train will offer wheelchair spaces by the train windows for persons with reduced mobility, along with improved seating arrangements and amenities.

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