JHDD Interior Report — 2026.09.25
Federico Stefanovich’s renovation of his studio in Mexico City’s Edificio Humboldt deliberately showcases expressive metal lighting within a 1920s structure.
Read MoreFederico Stefanovich’s renovation of his studio in Mexico City’s Edificio Humboldt deliberately showcases expressive metal lighting within a 1920s structure.
Read MoreAiqi Zhang’s reflection on how observation and cultural memory shape her creative practice, particularly finding meaning in small details, highlights
Read MoreThe Student Center & Dining Commons by Herzog & de Meuron at Amherst College, which utilises the existing concrete foundation
Read MoreLeckerlee’s strategy of releasing 46 distinct lebkuchen tin designs over fifteen years demonstrates a deliberate shift towards packaging as enduring
Read MoreWedge’s design for Bastét toothpaste leverages a visual identity that deliberately makes “no sense” for its category. This deliberate incongruity,
Read MoreMicroLighter offers syntax highlighting for code blocks without complicated markup or bloated JavaScript, a direct challenge to prevailing web development
Read MoreBilal Skiani’s observation about user trust in AI products highlights an interaction pattern issue deeper than surface-level UI. The seemingly
Read MoreRavikanth Gupta’s workflow for the Philips Radio involved studying a repair video to understand its wear and aging. This meticulous
Read MoreApple’s unveiling of the 600-seat Apple Music Hall within London’s Battersea Power Station marks a continued evolution in how brands
Read MoreThe Scottish architecture studio Pend utilized skinny red bricks for an extension to a Georgian townhouse in Edinburgh. This deliberate
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