Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in /home/cultarte/public_html/wp-content/themes/minimal-lite/assets/lib/breadcrumbs/breadcrumbs.php on line 1092

Design

Discover Zalda, Fashion’s Rebel With a Cause

Esmeralda Dias, also known as Zalda, was one of the five finalists in a national eco-design competition while she was completing her degree in Fashion Design at ESAD in 2021. Following her studies, she secured an internship and worked for a brand that showcased at Portugal Fashion Week, simultaneously taking […]

The Eye Lamp by Nicola L. Continues to Keep a Light On You

After the Moroccan-born French artist Nicola L. began sketching eyes in the late 1960s, it was her Belgian friend Marcel Broodthaers who helped her turn them into lamps. Broodthaers, who had been making artworks from thin, vacuum-formed plastic, brought Nicola to his Antwerp factory, where she produced an edition of 50 visionary lights: […]

Dive Into “Memory of Becoming,” An Installation by Arcangelo Sassolino

“Memory of Becoming” by Arcangelo Sassolino is a site-specific installation for the Islamic Arts Biennale 2025 in Jeddah, held from January 25th to May 25th. The work features a large, spinning disk coated with industrial oil, symbolizing the passage of time, transformation, and the tension between stability and decay. At […]

A Holistic Approach to Architecture: Ummahat 9-3 Hotel, Café and Restaurant

Ummahat 9-3 Hotel, Café, and Restaurant by Kengo Kuma and Associates is a thoughtful architectural response to the unique environment of the Red Sea. Completed in 2024, the 17,000 m² project was constructed by Blumer-Lehmann AG with a focus on sustainability and minimal environmental impact. The land villas feature gently […]

Fluid Spaces and Green Roofs at Bloomingdale International School

The Cocoon Pre-primary Extension at Bloomingdale International School in Vijayawada, India, designed by Studio ‘andblack’ in 2024, transforms early learning through parametric architecture. Fluid, interconnected spaces replace conventional classrooms, while full-height glass panels and skylights dissolve boundaries between indoors and outdoors. The preschool occupies a 4,000 sq. ft. area within […]

Water’s Fluidity and Purity Shown in the Centre of Mediterranean Culture

Reggio Calabria’s mayor, Giuseppe Falcomatà and Zaha Hadid Architects’ director Filippo Innocenti have laid the foundation stone of the new Centre of Mediterranean Culture, marking the start of the project’s construction. Strategically located on the Strait of Messina in southern Italy, Reggio Calabria has been a gateway between the eastern and western […]

5 Architectural Masterpieces that Blend Modern Vision with History

Modernity and history can coexist beautifully, especially when skilled architects are part of the equation. The contemporary world often acts like an unchecked greenery that envelops the remnants of our historical past. For this reason, monuments that are revitalized within a modern framework must be carefully preserved and integrated into […]

Playful and Spiky: Elevating Oak Furniture to New Heights

Swiss architect Giona Bierens de Haan has reinterpreted the spiky bark of the South American Ceiba tree to create a furniture collection for a collaborative exhibition in Geneva. The Ceiba series consists of two shelves, a table, and four chairs, integrating the conical thorns characteristic of the tree into its […]

Social menu is not set. You need to create menu and assign it to Social Menu on Menu Settings.