Rima Sabina Aouf

2 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Ben Dreith |Rima Sabina Aouf

Local magazine Sixtysix has collaborated with trade fair NeoCon to curate an exhibition of experimental design during Chicago Design Week, addressing what the curators perceive as a lack of experimental showcases in the city. More

2 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Rima Sabina Aouf

Designer Paul Crofts and furniture brand Isomi have applied 3D-knitting to sofa design with Knit One, a foam-free modular couch debuting at NeoCon 2025 this week. The seating system consists of simple metal frames with 3D-knitted fabric covers stretched over them. Created for commercial contract environments, the design leaves the sides of each module open, drawing attention to the fact that there is nothing inside except empty space.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Rima Sabina Aouf

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3 weeks ago | msn.com | Rima Sabina Aouf

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3 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Rima Sabina Aouf

Tech company Aircela has revealed what it claims is the first working machine in the US that produces gasoline from air, bypassing the need for fossil fuels with a prototype the size of a large refrigerator. Demonstrated in late May on a New York City rooftop, Aircela's machine creates petrol by combining carbon dioxide obtained through direct carbon capture and hydrogen produced by electrolysing water.