'a present/absent mudhif' revives the materials and techniques that have sustained the marsh arabs for centuries and now face degradation.

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the house by viruta lab features a facade of bone-colored porcelain tiles, inspired by traditional washhouses.

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from the flaps to the colors, the made-to-order bag modernizes the traditional gauntlets and protection gear of a warrior.

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kathryn cooper frames flocks of starlings moving as one fluid entity in the UK skies during winter.

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designboom speaks to the architect, learning about his approach to reclaiming industrial waste and looking to local contexts to build more sustainably.

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the architects reused concrete blocks, recycled cotton insulation, and drywall sheets salvaged from previous office projects.

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the construction technology company has already served the unhoused community in the village over the past four years with 17 homes and facilities.

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curated art pieces and bespoke furnishings complete the project, which takes its name from a 1920s card game.

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recent personal tech brings design twists that can appeal to sound afficionados, including a rechargeable feature for cassette players and capsule form for earbuds.

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with needs-orientated care furniture, brunner makes it possible to combine practical functionality with stylish designs in public facilities.

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