
This Thai naval foundry treats daylight as a production constraint
In a 2,300 m² foundry, daylight, ventilation, steel and assembly space are designed around the same constraints as furnaces and machinery.
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In a 2,300 m² foundry, daylight, ventilation, steel and assembly space are designed around the same constraints as furnaces and machinery.

In Tanzania, 110 houses turned airflow, screening, cooking, water and sleeping height into testable hypotheses about children's health.

The XL+, CORE One L+ and CORE One+ Gen 2 add new hardware, while Prusa is also preparing upgrade paths for people who already own the previous machines.
A flower made from car hoods only spits fire when enough people gather. A five-metre metal bird also asks visitors to act. The machine becomes social.

Ben Ferrick’s Day Display solves a tiny problem with a 2 mm sheet of milled and bent aluminium. At Stupid Engineering, the manufacturing constraint is the product language.

Priyanka Narula’s studio uses digital tools to explore complex geometries, then adapts them to the material systems and hand processes of Indian wicker craft.

For Civic Ceremonial, Lewis Prosser applies basketry and heritage metalwork to the objects of public power. The symbols remain recognizable, but their material changes the authority they project.

The Beginning of Convenience rebuilds an American 1980s and 1990s supermarket with more than 20,000 handmade felt objects.

Bound Species is not a photomontage. Jennifer Latour pierces, joins and balances real stems using skills learned in special-effects makeup, then photographs the temporary species before they wilt.

For Apotropaia, Sungho Bae retrieves plush toys from waste sites, opens them up and rebuilds them around armatures with leather, clay, feathers and ritual objects. Waste comes back as an uneasy guardian.