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Architect studio Jiri Prihoda takes passersby to the Mars with an impressive, shell-shaped architectural installation.

The extravagant installation of architect studio Jiri Prihoda on the square of office center Rustonka, Prague looks as though it was dropped straight from space, even though the shell-shaped mirroring structure made of stainless steel does not evoke either a spaceship or a Martian home. It looks more of a roll of film, with a LED screen at the end, allowing pedestrians to take a look around Mars.

The screen of the installation measuring twelve meters in diameter and seven meters in height currently shows NASA’s previously recorded imagery of the Mars landscape, but once made publicly available, real-time footage will be streamed of Mars’ vista.

Source: designboom

Series S evokes the classics of modern design | Xbox

Geometric and strict forms, clean aesthetics – it looks as if Microsoft Xbox’s latest product ‘Series S’ was inspired by Dieter Rams. Xbox announced the release of Series S: the latest design comes without a disc drive, resulting in a smaller console than ever before –it’s 60% smaller than

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Young talents opened this year’s Budapest Fashion Week

The Budapest Fashion Week showcasing 2020-21 fall/winter collections commenced last Thursday with the shows of the participants of the Young Talents Program organized for the first time, which is the first stage of the talent program launched by the Hungarian Fashion and Design Agency at the same time. The

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Hungarian lands in Monocle magazine

In our series titled Indulj el! presented over the past few weeks, we raised the attention to the lands and specialities of Hungary. We were not the only ones who noted the impressive spots less frequented by tourists: British travel and lifestyle magazine Monocle also lists Hungarian sights in its

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