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Design exhibition

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about design exhibition

Project • By HQ ARCHITECTS • Cultural Centres

The Pit

Designed for Jerusalem Design Week 2026, this distorted timber installation transforms the courtyard into a fractured basketball court: an unpredictable, artificial  landscape aiming to question how we navigate anew when our physical and social foundations dissolve. Dor Kedmi Dor Kedmi Dor Kedmi PIT is a temporary public installation by HQ Architects for the Jerusalem Design Week 2026, situated in the courtyard of Hansen House, a historic leprosy hospital established in 1887, now turned into a cultural hub for design, media, and technology. Responding to this year’s curatorial theme, Match Point, HQA’s PIT,approaches the sports field as a spatial and social construct. Usually defined by shared rules, boundar... More

Project • By Studio 3Mark • Exhibitions

Merlo, 60 anni di storia. Il percorso espositivo

The setup and graphics of the exhibition "MERLO, 60 Years of History – The Exhibition Path" were designed to celebrate the identity and values of Merlo S.p.A. through a contemporary, dynamic, and engaging language. Oscar Bernelli Oscar Bernelli The project transformed the exhibition space into a fluid narrative, alternating moments of emotional immersion with visually striking installations. Oscar Bernelli Oscar Bernelli The layout of the rooms at Palazzo Samone, located in the historic center of Cuneo, allows visitors to explore the past, present, and future of the company through an experience that combines visual storytelling, aesthetics, and interactivity. Oscar Bernelli Oscar Bernelli The itinerar... More

Project • By grupoDEArquitetura • Exhibitions

à sombra do flamboyant | takeo sawada

A exposição ‘à sombra do flamboyant – Takeo Sawada’, exibida entre março e agosto de 2021 no Centro Cultural Matarazzo na cidade de Presidente Prudente retratou a vida e obra do artista imigrante japonês Takeo Sawada que residiu e trabalhou no interior paulista desde que chegou do Japão. Contou com a curadoria de Carmo Malacrida, Valquíria Prates e Valéria Prates Gobato e realização do Sesc Thermas de Presidente Prudente. ©pedrokok ©pedrokok ©pedrokok Desenhar a expografia para essa linda jornada do artista foi um desafio e para tal lançamos mão da madeira, da operação de pré-fabricaç... More

Project • By Nuvist Architecture and Design • Pavilions

Berega Multi-Use Structure by Nüvist

The Multi-Use structure is a striking example of how nature and modernism can coexist harmoniously in architecture. This cutting-edge form effortlessly combines organic design with cutting-edge technology to create a flexible area for conferences, exhibits, and other events. nuvist.com • © nuvist Berega Multi Use Structure is a wonderful example of how beauty and usefulness can coexist. It not only appeals to the eye but also provides a flexible space that effortlessly adjusts to accommodate different events by taking its cues from the curves and lines of nature. nuvist.com • © nuvist The structure’s fluid layout is a playground for creativity. Adaptable and reconfigurable, it can host art displays, tec... More

News • Innovations • 4 Jul 2023

A new experimental group exhibition presents the building materials of tomorrow

In a new experimental group exhibition at Copenhagen Contemporary, the Danish capital’s international art center, Reset Materials — Towards Sustainable Architecture presents the building materials of tomorrow. At the intersection of art and architecture, the exhibition explores the future of architecture through ten innovative works and offers a critical comment on the way we build today. Reset Materials is the result of a unique collaboration between Copenhagen Contemporary and the Danish Association of Architects. The exhibit celebrates Copenhagen’s designation as World Capital of Architecture 2023. Hampus Berndtson Hampus Berndtson Reset Materials investigates the potential application of biogenic, re... More

News • News • 19 Apr 2023

Daniel Arsham and Nendo collaborate on ‘Break to Make’

New York-based multidisciplinary artist Daniel Arsham has joined forces with Japanese design studio Nendo, led by Oki Sato, to create Break to Make. This intriguing project is the culmination of a creative dialogue that spanned over four years. Quite simply, it is based on the idea that ‘Nendo makes. Daniel breaks.’ The collaboration debuts at Milan Design Week 2023.   For this project, Nendo, whose work is quintessentially precise and minimal, made objects with no planned use. By breaking, hammering, or carving them, Arsham then created something new and useful from Nendo’s archetypical designs: from a bathtub-like form emerged a love seat; a long and narrow block gave rise to a stool; and a tall, square shape re... More

Project • By Dellekamp • Exhibitions

Dichotomy of Power

Contextualized in a historical moment of change in Mexico, Dichotomies of Power invites the visitor's interpretive capacity to immerse himself in three dimensions of the representation of power: The first, real and represented by the smelting room, which summarizes the long extinct colonial tradition of coin production - the most widely used way of representing the economic power of a nation. The second, symbolic and represented by the pyramids, which refers to the ancestral "power", symbol of universal power in different cultures of the world. The third, imagined and represented by the artisanal technique of paste with newspapers, which embodies the last analogous witness of power in modern times of information. Rafael Gamo The inst... More

Project • By Kossmanndejong • Exhibitions

United Arab Emirates Pavilion 2020

Kossmanndejong and Tellart co-designed the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Host Pavilion’s guest experience. As the Expo’s central pavilion, the UAE pavilion acts as the expo’s beating heart. The design weaves Emirati traditions, values, landscapes, and dreams to tell an inspiring story about the UAE’s evolution. These components form the connective tissue that bonds guests with the UAE and the Emirati ‘Dreamers Who Do’. Thijs Wolzak Oasis The pavilion’s Oasis extends a traditional, yet modern Emirati welcome to our guests while they wait to enter the pavilion. The Falaj, a water irrigation system, is the focal point of the Oasis. The pavilion’s Falaj is a modern interpretation of the tradit... More

Project • By Kossmanndejong • Exhibitions

Growth, what is that?

Growth is something we all strive for. But is what we call growth actually growth? The “market” acts as an authority and point of reference in our lives. It has taken hostage of our common idea of growth. To endure the pain, we collectively embark on a quest of “fixing the problem”, using the same approach that got us into this mess in the first place. We anxiously mend and maintain this idea of growth by adding prefixes: sustainable, equal, social, green, etc. Like a fairy tale no one believes in anymore but still needs to pursue. Complex, deeply intermeshed global issues are eroding our hard-wired societal systems. This calls for another line of reasoning. Kossmanndejong Labyrinthine Mesh Growth, what is tha... More

Project • By BUREAU (D. Zamarbide, C. Pimenta, G. Zamarbide) • Exhibitions

Distant lights

ULTRATHINING Sines  A strange moment for the town of Sines to host Distant Lights, the rich work of Nuno Cera – a quasi-native of the place and someone who has travelled extensively, eyes wide open around the world. We are living a moment in history where the path of fossil energies has again made a turn … back, as the dramatic Ukrainian war seems to bifurcate towards an already confirmed anthropocentric destruction. How much Sines is reacting positively or negatively to this turn is unknown to us, but Nuno’s Distant Lights might have a broader and more urgent reach than what he initially imagined when starting the creative process of the exhibition, before the Ukrainian war. ©NunoCera The title of the s... More

Project • By Stonewood Design • Museums

The Roman Villa Experience

From a simple, elegant glass elevation, the Roman Villa Museum focuses its view towards a landscape which reinterprets the ruins of Hadspen Roman Villa. Hadspen Roman Villa was discovered in 1832 . Excavations of the site took place between 1968 and 1970. This revealed structural remains, pottery, coins and part of a mosaic floor which suggested a substantial Villa. Further excavations in 2015 revealed the true extent of the Villa and its outbuildings. It had been built, adapted and enlarged from the 3rd to the 5th centuries AD. Fotohaus Fotohaus The Roman Villa Museum conserves and displays these archaeological finds in order to extend our knowledge of Roman Britain. A portion of the Villa, including the bath house, is on view... More

Project • By pc-|< paolo cesaretti Arch- • Exhibitions

CP - Urban dairy

Modular display system designed for dairy specialist Caseificio Palazzo. The company - a large scale retail trade operator - in a wider operation of brand repositioning chose to embrace a different image, shifting from traditional folklore to a contemporary urban feel. Caption Three main elements define this adaptable space: 1) a modular structure holding framed panels made by semi-transparent fabric characterized by the Caseificio Palazzo pattern; 2) backlit display units staging perspex holders of different colors to match and enhance the product packaging; 3) a backlit wall showing different steps of the production process and at the same time providing smooth lighting to the lounge/tasting area. Caption The modularity of the... More

Project • By ArchiGuru • Exhibitions

Disco Distancia Pavilion

Disco Distancia is a project that was featured during the Mextropoli Architecture Festival at the Los Pinos Cultural Center in Mexico City, Mexico.  The open-air pavilion pays tribute to local dance groups that gather in public spaces throughout Mexico City, but haven’t been able to practice their craft during the ongoing pandemic.  The various sculptures arranged in the public plaza project shadows into the ground creating an effect of a party which invites new visitors to join in and experience different dance styles throughout the pavilion.     Caption The main concept of the pavilion is to use shadows as a way to represent people, their body movements, and various dance styles that used to take place in p... More

Project • By Nissen Richards Studio • Exhibitions

Life Through a Royal Lens

Nissen Richards Studio has once again worked with client Historic Royal Palaces - this time on a new, temporary exhibition at London’s Kensington Palace. Life Through a Royal Lens explores the Royal Family through photography and brings together in one place some of the most iconic images of the Royal Family ever taken. The new exhibition is now open and runs until 30 October in Kensington Palace’s Pigott Galleries.  All images by Gareth Gardner The commission to Nissen Richards Studio follows a successful collaboration between the cultural-specialist architects and exhibition designers with Historic Royal Palaces on Victoria: Woman and Crown, an exhibition which went on to win the 2021 Eastern Eye ‘Editor&rsquo... More

Product • By Nuvist Architecture and Design • Meduza Lectern by Nüvist

Meduza Lectern by Nüvist

We are always impressed by the nature life and its environs. From the color of it to form of have they are incredible.  And also we always love the jelly fishes forms and movements. For this design, we are inspired by jelly fishes specially the type of Ctenophora. We have created a functional design which combines concave and convex form from the form of Ctenophora. Final form of the lectern is like an instant snapshot of on-going movement of a jelly fish.  And we have also added some coding cornered patterns which combines curvy forms on both of the sides to create more dynamism.  More