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Future Bookstore, Changshu. Futurism is something that people can’t see now

The idea is to give them a fragment of your imagination and let them interpret the future the way they want». In conversation with architect Samoon, Mur Mur Lab 

Tierra Atacama, San Pedro. One of the first hotels in South America to produce solar-powered electricity

Made of traditional adobe walls and rammed earth, the eco-tourism retreat disappears into the landscape of Atacama, the driest desert in the world

Accessories born from clay and realized into a surrealist form: Eva Verwicht

The insight into a student project Folies Créatures on the transformation of flora and fauna into a set of bags realized by a sculptural approach of creating clay and 3D modeled prototypes

Areias do Seixo, Santa Cruz. Untampered landscape invites guests to have a barefoot escapade

During the Circle of Fire, most evenings, guests are invited by Alves and Fonseca, to join them on the cliff-top dunes, in front of the hotel, for a sing-song around the campfire

We keep on repeating this: circular economy is needed to tackle climate change

In 2015 the Paris Climate agreement fixed the goal to return to pre-industrial temperature levels, Christiana Ms. Figueres, former Executive Secretary, UN Convention

Komiyama Bookstore, Tokyo. Three generations of curated vintage books

Having traversed across bookstores on a global scale to locations in Europe and Northern America, Komiyama found a lack of diversity of subject matter carried in bookstores in the genre of art

Allbirds’ Trino project – Super yarns, the mixture between eucalyptus tree and merino wool

Relying on natural materials from certified sources to create fiber blend with enhanced properties, eucalyptus from FSC-certified farms and merino ZQ-certified

Disassembling discarded objects to reassemble them back: Nicole McLaughlin plan

The New York-based designer considers her work as the opposite of what Marie Kondo values, encouraging her audience to keep what they have

Malhia Kent: albersesque weaves of block-colored stripes and geometric shapes

Eve Corrigan uses materials that are harder to weave, she has to use much older styles of looms that run more slowly. «I’m not interested in quickly mass-producing five-euro textiles»

Dear Tea Pot: Takuro Kuwata and the fine line between the accidental and the purposeful

The Japanese ceramist, explains how studying Japanese traditional pottery allowed him to move it forwards with his extrovert style, and discusses his recent collaboration with Loewe