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Whatever Happens to the Wings: An Exploration of Collective Healing Through Transdisciplinary Collaboration

Tereza Sýkorová

Julia Herzog

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2026

7 min

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Fantasy Fibre Mill: On the path to place-based textile production

Fantasy Fibre Mill: On the path to place-based textile production

When Fibers Become Structure. Rebeca Duque Estrada on flax and material-driven architecture

When Fibers Become Structure. Rebeca Duque Estrada on flax and material-driven architecture

New Materials Foster a Culture of Disposability. On the Possibilities of Market-Based Material Reuse with the Brussels-Based Collective RotorDC

New Materials Foster a Culture of Disposability. On the Possibilities of Market-Based Material Reuse with the Brussels-Based Collective RotorDC

From Research to Design: ponton works Introduces a Circular Material Made from Local Plant Residues

From Research to Design: ponton works Introduces a Circular Material Made from Local Plant Residues

To regenerate local biodiversity. With Claudy Jongstra on biodynamic textile practice.

To regenerate local biodiversity. With Claudy Jongstra on biodynamic textile practice.

Japanese Disposable Houses: A Note on the Temporality of Architecture and the Materiality of the Housing Crisis

Japanese Disposable Houses: A Note on the Temporality of Architecture and the Materiality of the Housing Crisis

Feral plants as material and a tool of community care. An interview with designer Gaja Mežnarić Osole

Feral plants as material and a tool of community care. An interview with designer Gaja Mežnarić Osole

Growing Into Leisure: The Riviéra Project Shows Ways of Hiding Away in the City

Growing Into Leisure: The Riviéra Project Shows Ways of Hiding Away in the City

Ceramics as a Psychological Dimension of Architecture. The Clay House Project Emerged from a Collaboration Between Students and Cihelna Kadaň

Ceramics as a Psychological Dimension of Architecture. The Clay House Project Emerged from a Collaboration Between Students and Cihelna Kadaň

Textile Making as Part of a Natural Cycle. An Interview with Designer and Sheep Farmer Linda Havrlíková

Textile Making as Part of a Natural Cycle. An Interview with Designer and Sheep Farmer Linda Havrlíková

Hygiene, Agriculture, and Collaboration. What Does Milan Design Week Leave Behind?

Hygiene, Agriculture, and Collaboration. What Does Milan Design Week Leave Behind?

Every Solar Panel Has Two Sides. The Ethics of Resource Use at VI PER Gallery.

Every Solar Panel Has Two Sides. The Ethics of Resource Use at VI PER Gallery.

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