
Jaxson Stone
Assistant Editor at Metropolis Magazine
Part-Time Faculty at re:D (Regarding Design)
Articles
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4 weeks ago |
metropolismag.com | Jaxson Stone
Designers Shani Nahum, Pauline van Dongen, Yvonne Mak, and Mireille Steinhage are imagining a future where solar textiles are the norm. By: Jaxson StoneSHANI NAHUMNahum is a multidisciplinary designer who integrates graphic design, product design, and textiles into her work.
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1 month ago |
metropolismag.com | Jaxson Stone
3form, Corian, Cosentino, and Wilsonart offer some of the most transparent surfacing products on the market. Cosentino reduces negative environmental impact across its value chain by committing to eco-conscious practices across all operations. The company runs on 100 percent renewable energy and recirculates 99 percent of the water it uses, with none of it being discharged into local waterways.
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2 months ago |
metropolismag.com | Jaxson Stone
The Berkeley, California–based architect’s new venture blends ancestral and artificial intelligence to create 3D-printed houses out of earth. Ronald Rael has long been known for pushing the boundaries of design by combining technology with social and environmental critique—whether that be through his ongoing research on architecture at the U.S.–Mexico border or his 17 years of experimentation with 3D-printed architecture and objects.
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2 months ago |
metropolismag.com | Jaxson Stone
The Harvard Loeb Fellow is rethinking water scarcity and abundance through his Reserva el Peñón project in in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. By: Jaxson StoneAlberto Kritzler is a Mexican developer focused on adaptive reuse, urban density, and living systems. He co-founded Reurbano, a platform in Mexico City that revitalizes buildings, reactivates street life, and reimagines urban living.
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Feb 5, 2025 |
metropolismag.com | Jaxson Stone
Funded by architectural nonprofit re:arc institute, Latin and Central American practices are designing with water to create urban spaces for planetary well-being. “Rivers have a memory,” said Colombian environmentalist Josefina Klinger Zúñiga, during a day of dialogue at re:arc institute’s Architecture of Planetary Well-being symposium hosted in Bogotá, Colombia, at the beginning of this year. She continued: “If you want to learn about values, read the water.
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