Design
Hypebeast. Driving Culture Forward
Rafael de Cárdenas reimagines the historic architecture with sculptural interiors and curated art.
A sculptural wooden interior contrasts yet respects the preserved masonry shell.
From folding furniture to hammocks, cooking utensils and more.
A collection of handcrafted glass objects transforming light into a curated Nordic ritual.
Picasso, Tabouret and bespoke design pieces anchor the space.
This renovation utilizes strategic openings and expansive glazing to flood a formerly closed-off agricultural space with natural light.
The completion of the Jesus Christ tower brings the iconic Barcelona structure to a maximum height of 172.5 meters.
Featuring a massive helical roof that doubles as a 24-hour public promenade, allowing visitors to walk from the riverbank to the sky.
These twin cabins reinterpret traditional Hata-Mazanka huts with glass façades and light-filled interiors.
Opening in March, this culture retreat offers a sophisticated sanctuary designed by Fumihiko Sano
Dubbed Wir Słowa, the 19,000-square-meter site features dynamic floors that invite fluid movement.
This “mechanical sun” serves as a techno-biological tribute to a 15-year partnership between the artist and the M.A.D.Gallery.
Load More
