Bansari Paghdar

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Architecture 04 mins. read Adorned in teal and grey insertions, Casa Sofia draws from the historic morphology of its 1940s-built shell to accommodate rental spaces and a new floor extension. by Bansari Paghdar One of the most culturally-rich neighbourhoods in Mexico City, Roma, has sought-after real estate but strict zoning laws.

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“We approach material not as passive matter, but as a carrier of time; compressed, displaced and often anonymised through industrial processes,” Swiss design practice Studio Eidola tells STIR. Founded in 2020 by industrial designer Denizay Apusoglu and architect Jonas Kissling, the studio operates at the intersection of architecture, design and material research.

3 weeks ago | stirworld.com | Bansari Paghdar

The Vienna-based artist presents Dust Buddies, a series of sculptures inspired by microscopic extraterrestrial particles as cosmological explorations. by Bansari Paghdar When extraterrestrial bodies such as asteroids, comets and planets shed debris into space, they are often pulled into the atmosphere by the Earth's forces of gravity. Shaped by atmospheric entry, the remnants eventually settle on the surface of Earth as microscopic dust.