The Aarhus studio of Fabio Gigone and Angela Gigliotti, set up in 2013, specialises in exhibition design and embraces creative cross-pollination. ‘Each project is a way to reveal different points of view,’ say the duo, who are currently overseeing the staging of a design exhibition at Oslo’s National Museum. Recent projects include a series of ceramic maps of Norway, and a proposal for the Mandala Art Museum in Suncheon, South Korea.
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Rado’s ceramic watches take inspiration from the world’s great gardensNew additions to the Rado True Thinline watch collection reinterpret exotic plants
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‘Meaningful disruption’: Heron Preston launches L.E.D. Studio, a convention-defying creative hub
Part art and design studio, part sustainability practice, Heron Preston’s L.E.D. Studio builds on the world he has built at his eponymous New York City-based fashion label. Here, he tells Wallpaper* more
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Exploring Punta del Este, the southern hemisphere’s hub for art and relaxation
Punta del Este offers everything, from party to relaxation; all enveloped in idyllic countryside and a rich cultural offering
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Nordic architecture explored in Share, a book about contemporary building
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BIG’s Refugee Museum of Denmark addresses ‘one of the world’s greatest challenges’
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Aalborg’s Utzon Center exhibition celebrates the Danish holiday home
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Kengo Kuma’s Hans Christian Andersen’s House mixes nature and fairytale architecture
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Villa Kirk is a surrealist-inspired, futuristic home in Denmark
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Greenland's Qaammat Pavilion for Unesco celebrates land and people
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Snøhetta goes underground at the Ordrupgaard Art Museum
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ReVærk Arkitektur promotes nature and learning at Danish countryside school
‘House of Nature' by ReVærk Arkitektur is designed to promote forests and outdoor learning at a Danish countryside school
