by STIRworld Jul 17, 2021
The conceptual design at MAD Bars House leads visitors to uncovering new experiences, as with every level that they ascend, the alcohol content in the drinks served there increases.
by Jerry Elengical Jul 15, 2021
This restaurant in Kyiv, Ukraine, features furniture made of recycled paper and plastic alongside artisanal objects and dimpled clay walls under a 'less is more' design aesthetic.
by Anmol Ahuja Jul 02, 2021
Designed by Nixoid Lab, the Nixoid Next merges a near obsolete technology of glowing gas discharge tubes with modern ergonomics and a stylish, wearable design.
by Manu Sharma Mar 17, 2021
Kyiv-based Demian Feriy discusses his uncanny digital art practice with STIR, the one where he uses distortion and weirdness to create beauty with an element of mysticism and awe.
by Jincy Iype Mar 04, 2021
STIR chats with Kerwin about his ongoing photography series Uninhabited, which highlights the intrigue, beauty and solitude that reside within abandoned structures of the world.
by Jincy Iype Feb 18, 2021
Two levels of a 1797 mansion in Kyiv have been turned into Samna, by retaining its original brickwork and arched domes, accentuating it with soft lighting and copper accents.
by Jincy Iype Sep 18, 2020
Designed as a safe house, the cavernous concrete Plan B bunker is fitted with lavish amenities, from huge helipads to ivy lined, bare interiors and ceilings with simulated skies.
by Meghna Mehta Feb 25, 2020
Archimatika uses ‘block development’ principle for the Comfort Town, a residential complex with green spaces that transforms the drab Kiev district into a technicolour wonderland.
by Shraddha Nair Jan 23, 2020
Abu Dhabi-based Korienkova, fascinated by the development of robots and artificial intelligence, likes to capture the rise of the same in her artworks.
by Meghna Mehta Oct 29, 2019
Based on the sub-theme Opportunity, an entire district at the Expo 2020 showcases pavilions of countries like Austria, Japan, Switzerland and Ukraine among others.
by Sukanya Garg Jul 17, 2019
Lithuanian artist Emilija Škarnulytė won the Future Generation Art Prize 2019 for her video installation t 1/2, which examines ecological disaster and nuclear warfare.
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