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Nature’s Blueprint: What Birds Teach Us About Architecture

Our imagination should do more than dream; it should observe and learn from nature. Kelly Clarkson’s song Piece by Piece speaks about life and love coming together over time. In much the same way, nature assembles and builds things piece by piece. Birds, the original architects, have been designing homes long before Pinterest. With twigs, […]

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Mastewal Alemu – High Fashion Made From Sustainable Cotton

Mastewal Alemu is the Founder and Creative Director of Mastewal Alemu, a high-end fashion brand based in Addis using meticulously crafted hand-woven 100% cotton fabrics, skillfully produced on traditional looms by local artisan weavers promoting traditional craftsmanship while creating unique and environmentally conscious fashion pieces.Mastewal brings a unique wealth of knowledge from her background as

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Abreham Brioschi: Design Inspired By Ethiopia

Creating practical products that are a synthesis of identity and design Although only 25 years old, Abreham Brioschi, an Italo-Ethiopian furniture and rug designer is already recognized as a rising talent in Italian and international design circles. Born in Ethiopia but raised in Italy, Abreham graduated from Milan’s NABA Fine Art Academy in 2022. While

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Jomo Tariku

Modern African Design Extraordinaire Visually striking, yet effortlessly functional in any modern space, my work is rooted in Africa’s rich cultural heritage. Jomo Tariku Ethiopian American artist and industrial designer Jomo Tariku is defining a new language of modern African design by synthesizing his experience of the continent’s diverse landscape, indigenous cultures, architecture, colors, artifacts,

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Human Centric Design

Have you ever walked into an apartment building and thought, ‘Gosh, this hallway is narrow’, or “Oh, this room is small’? In previous years, the focal point of design was to capture the highest return on investment, meaning that Traditional Corporate Real Estate (CRE) prioritized building occupancy and utilization to ensure every square foot was

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