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【ADF Web Magazine】Kehai House: Architect’s House by HW StudioIn Morelia, Mexico, the founder of HW Studio has completed a deeply personal residence that reconsiders the fundamental purpose of domestic space. Rather than foregrounding form or spectacle, the project centers on an idea rooted in Japanese philosophy: that the true essence of a house lies not in its physical structure, but in the void it contains. |
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Thailand News April 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Global Students to Receive Full Scholarships for Interior Design Master’s in MadridJLL Project and Development Services (PDS), in partnership with IE School of Architecture & Design at IE University, has announced the second edition of the IE and JLL Design Wonder Award, offering full-tuition scholarships to nine students worldwide. The initiative will support recipients in pursuing a Master in Interior Design in Madrid during the 2026–2027 academic year. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Material Entanglements and Forms of Belonging at the Shanghai BiennaleAmedeo Martines’ article offers a thoughtful exploration of the 15th Shanghai Biennale, framing contemporary art as a means to rethink human relationships within a “more-than-human” world. Through works by Theaster Gates, Maxime Cavajani, and Liu Shuai, he highlights how material practices and cultural narratives shape new forms of belonging. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Italy Turin Metro Line 2 | UNS Amsterdam Redefines Urban Infrastructure DesignUNS has unveiled its winning design proposal for Turin’s new Metro Line 2 in Italy. Led by architects Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos, the Amsterdam-based firm redefines infrastructure as a form of public space rather than a purely functional system. The project reinterprets Turin’s urban structure and history into a contemporary mobility experience. |
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Thailand News April 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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Art Gallery / Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in April 2026We present the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in April 2026. 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】Music Classrooms at The Western Academy of Beijing by studio vaporeA Beijing-based design studio, studio vapore, has completed the renovation of music classrooms at the Western Academy of Beijing as part of a wider campus upgrade. The project reconfigures existing spaces to support a range of music education formats, from individual practice to group rehearsals, through a coordinated approach to layout, acoustics, and color. |
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Berlin News March 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Kinetic Sculpture in Nebraska by NEON: Chorus VentusA plant-inspired kinetic sculpture titled Chorus Ventus has been installed as the centerpiece of the newly redeveloped Children’s Garden at Lauritzen Gardens in Omaha, Nebraska. Created by the art and design studio NEON, the installation combines movement, sound, and landscape design to create an interactive landmark that can also be seen from nearby Interstate 80. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】A Group Exhibition "Held Within" at GR GalleryHeld Within is a group exhibition at GR Gallery in New York by four artists—Kenta Kawabata, Kevin Yu, Miho Ichise, and Peter Opheim—whose work explores the quiet sense of wonder that can be found in everyday life, for March 28 to May 2, 2026. Through distinct visual approaches, each artist transforms ordinary objects, fleeting moments, and familiar scenes into images that suggest deeper meaning and emotional resonance. The exhibition presents medium-format paintings on canvas and wood panel created specifically for this occasion. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Digital Craft by Art and Design Studio FUTUREFORMSArt and design studio FUTUREFORMS, based in the San Francisco Bay Area in the United States, has gained recognition for activating public spaces through projects that move fluidly between public art and architecture. The studio is led by architects Jason Kelly Johnson and Nataly Gattegno, who have collaborated for more than two decades. Through the fusion of computational design and craft, the duo continues to create new spatial experiences within the urban environment. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Come Meet the Monsters - Eri Maeda with the Triquetra Artist Collective, ParisEri Maeda, a Paris-based Japanese ceramic artist, presents her solo exhibition “Come Meet the Monsters,” featuring vibrant, playful ceramic sculptures that resemble whimsical creatures. These expressive works reflect the hidden emotions, inner tensions, and unspoken feelings that shape everyday human behavior. Rather than simply viewing the pieces, visitors are invited to share the same space with the “monsters,” creating an immersive experience. Highlights include the vernissage and the collaborative event “Dining With Monsters,” where food inspired by the artworks explored themes such as fermentation and transformation. Through the fusion of ceramics, food, and human interaction, the exhibition offers a unique perspective on the complexity of our inner worlds. |
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Korea News March 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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Paris News March 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
