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【ADF Web Magazine】“Imagining the Future through Architecture and Design” at the Royal Danish AcademyWhat does the future look like when it is imagined not as science fiction, but as something grounded in research, material experimentation, and real-world concerns? That question sits at the heart of Imagining the Future – through Architecture and Design, a new exhibition opening October 30 through April 16, 2026, at the Royal Danish Academy – Architecture, Design, Conservation in Copenhagen. Created by researchers, educators, and students from the Royal Danish Academy, the exhibition includes several projects developed in collaboration with companies and cultural institutions, pointing toward applications beyond the gallery. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】A Mediterranean Retreat in Empord for Slow Living by D’Aussy InteriorsIn the heart of Catalonia’s Empordà region—homeland of Salvador Dalí—a new single-family residence has been completed through the collaboration of architect Damián Ribas and Clara Joly D’Aussy of D’Aussy Interiors. Designed as a refuge for a family living between Barcelona and Girona, the home offers a space for reconnection, rest, and an integrated lifestyle. Harmonizing architecture and interiors, the project is deeply rooted in local materials and traditional craftsmanship, embodying a Mediterranean aesthetic marked by minimalism and warmth. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Beyond the label: a free-address office that truly worksWritten by Architect and Researcher Matteo Belfiore, this article is strongly recommended for architects, designers, and business leaders questioning the real effectiveness of “free-address” offices. Belfiore moves beyond trends to reveal why many flexible workplaces fail: design alone cannot change behavior. Through Shukoh’s renewed Kawasaki headquarters, he shows how digital systems, clear rules, and leadership culture must align with spatial design. The article stands out for its calm, precise analysis and its rejection of superficial flexibility, offering a convincing and durable model for post-COVID workplaces where flexibility becomes a natural, sustainable practice. |
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Belgium News November 2025We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】FOIL Gallery: A gallery reborn from industrial architecture by Atelier L’AbriIn Montreal’s Mile-Ex district, a century-old factory has been transformed into FOIL Gallery, a new cultural hub that merges contemporary art with the rhythms of everyday life. Founded by artists Fvckrender and Baeige, the hybrid gallery–café was designed by Atelier L’Abri, which revitalized two long-vacant units within a historic industrial building while preserving its architectural and material legacy. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】International Design Proposes a New Collecting Experience Across Digital and Physical RealmsCoinciding with Design Miami and Art Basel, the international platform "International Design" will officially launch on December 3, 2025, at 6 PM CET. Established between Florence and Paris, the project begins as a hybrid digital and physical ecosystem that spans collectible design, contemporary art, and luxury culture. It aims to redefine the standards of discovery, acquisition, and experience in the world of high-end design. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Shunde Yunlu Wetland Museum in China by Studio Link-ArcThe Yunlu Wetland Museum in Shunde by Studio Link-Arc sits within Yunlu Wetland Park, beside an ecological island that is home to 25,000 egrets. Designed as both a bird-watching tower and a museum, the building encourages awareness of wetland ecology while delivering close-range views of wildlife. |
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Berlin News November 2025We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】“Patience and Persistence” : Interview with Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka at Prince Takamado Gallery of the EmClothing, sculptures, and textiles made of washi paper spread across the gallery like constellations, enveloping visitors in a sweeping installation. The exhibition “Patience and Persistence” by artists Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka and Johnny Nghiem is currently on view at the Prince Takamado Gallery of the Embassy of Canada until Thursday, January 15, 2026. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Concrete Amsterdam Unveiled Apartment Complex in Philadelphia: Fishtown UrbyConcrete Amsterdam has completed Fishtown Urby, a new residential project in Philadelphia that reflects the ongoing expansion of the Urby brand across the United States. Located at 1700 North Front Street, the development reinterprets local industrial architecture through a five-story brick structure animated by strategic cut-outs, varied façade treatments, and programmed courtyards that open the building to its surrounding neighborhood. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Wedge Debuts “Epoch [I] & [II]” Collection – Sculptural Furniture in SandLondon-based emerging design studio Wedge has launched its debut furniture series Epoch [I] & [II] — a sculptural collection exploring material intelligence, digital craftsmanship, and algorithmic imperfection. Introduced during London Design Festival, the pieces caught attention for their distinctive use of 3D-printed quartz sand and metal, merging computational precision with a stone-like, tactile finish. |
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Korea News November 2025We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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Art Gallery / Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in December 2025We present the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in December 2025. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information such as the works on display. Please check the website of each museum for current opening hours before visiting. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】The Power of Safe Making: The Award Winning Chompsaw and the return of Hands-on ChildhoodIn her piece “Summary of Virginia Alluzzi’s Article on ChompSaw,” Product Designer Virginia Alluzzi showcases how ChompSaw is reshaping hands-on creativity for children. In the original article, “Bringing Back Hands-On Creativity in the Touchscreen Age,” she highlights the kid-safe cardboard-cutting tool celebrated in Fast Company’s Innovation by Design 2025. Alluzzi explains how founders Kausi Raman and Max Lietchy engineered a fear-free power tool that lets kids invent independently. From its top-0.1% Kickstarter success to Shark Tank and TIME’s Best Inventions, she illustrates a broader return to tactile, confidence-building learning. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Dezeen Awards 2025 - Design Winners AnnouncedAt the Dezeen Awards 2025 party in London, AtMa’s “J39.5” was named Design Project of the Year and also won Collectible Design of the Year. Fourteen design category winners were announced, including projects by Flokk, Kvadrat, Paul Crofts Studio and Terzofoco. AtMa’s J39.5 repurposes salvaged parts of Børge Mogensen’s iconic J39 chair into one-off seating pieces.The master jury described it as “an act of rebellion against the constant churn of newness” and praised its craft warmth and its creation of new value without new materials. |
