# Athena Waligore
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Projects
Inside the World’s Largest Fragrance Museum
At the Xuelei Fragrance Museum by Leaping Creative, visitors journey through the history of scent before receiving a personalized fragrance in minutes.
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DesignWire
10 Questions With… Becca Roderick of Morris Adjmi Architects
Crafting spaces that speak to the soul, Becca Roderick of Morris Adjmi Architects transforms hospitality into a heartfelt experience.
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Projects
How This Earthy Sydney Home Embraces Multiple Eras
Studio Prineas crafts a modern family home in Sydney, blending contemporary style with nature through earthy tones that celebrate its lush surroundings.
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DesignWire
10 Questions With… Production Designer Liz Toonkel
Production designer Liz Toonkel talks about her work across disciplines, and crafting immersive worlds that feel authentic.
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DesignWire
Walk Through A Lush Pergola In Bogong Island Ecology Park
Wutopia Lab reimagines the traditional Chinese pergola with a striking design, inviting visitors to explore Shanghai’s Bogong Island Ecology Park.
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DesignWire
Unlock The Magic Of Numbers In This Captivating Installation
Explore how Emmanuelle Moureaux symbolizes diversity in all forms with her installation Timeline, the 47th iteration in her 100 Colors series.
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DesignWire
Wangen Tower Surfaces As A Bold Landmark In Southern Germany
Wangen Tower pioneers a humble building material into a soaring, staggering landmark in southern Germany.
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DesignWire
Relax Inside This Oasis In Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru
Enter Projects Asia builds a rattan wonderland inside Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru in India where travelers can enjoy biophilic bliss.
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DesignWire
10 Questions With… The Curators Of ‘Constructing Hope: Ukraine’
"Constructing Hope: Ukraine" curators Ashley Bigham, Betty Roytburd, and Sasha Topolnytska sheds light on how architecture can support communities.
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DesignWire
10 Questions With… Noz Design Founder Noz Nozawa
San Francisco-based designer Noz Nozawa unveils the artistry behind her 16-piece collection with Corbett Lighting and shares her dreams for the future.
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DesignWire
Go On A Treasure Hunt Through Houghton Hall’s Verdant Acres
Discover 100 cast-iron “body forms” across Houghton Hall’s 300 acres, encouraging exploration and a reflection on space, nature, and humanity.
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DesignWire
This Outdoor Installation Explores the Possibilities of Polycarbonate
Architecture students and A+U Lab constructed large-scale outdoor cubes in Busan, South Korea, to explore the possibilities of polycarbonate.
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DesignWire
How NOA’s Expansive HQ Showcases Innovative Design
See how architecture and design firm NOA’s colorful HQ showcases their experimental aesthetic while providing a showroom for clients.
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DesignWire
10 Questions With… DUELLE Founders Melanie Liaw and Micaela Nardella
DUELLE founders Melanie Liaw and Micaela Nardella share how they take inspiration from cinema and visual art to create their unique interiors.
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DesignWire
Explore This Pavilion Inspired by Ancient Sun-Drying Techniques
Luo Studio created a product pavilion in central China inspired by the sun-drying process for an herb used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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DesignWire
How Clay Makes a Big Impact in This Vancouver Office
M Moser Associates plus TAV Ceramics equals abacus-inspired installations for the Vancouver, Canada, office of accounting-software company Tipalti.
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DesignWire
Emmanuelle Moureaux Sets Thousands of Paper Insects Aflight
Architect Emmanuelle Moureaux transforms paper into thousands of butterflies for “The Art of Absolue,” an exhibition in Shanghai for Lancôme.
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DesignWire
Air Quite Literally Breathes Life into This Outdoor Installation
The National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, commissioned several projects for its Triennial, including a gigantic outdoor sphere by Nic Brunsdon.
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DesignWire
10 Questions With… Architect and Designer, Victoria Yakusha
Ukrainian architect, designer and artist Victoria Yakusha sheds light on her overall practice and the ongoing challenge of the war in Ukraine.
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DesignWire
A Sea Creature Informs the Design of This Biomimetic Pavilion
An urchin inspired a resource-efficient biomimetic pavilion in Freiburg, a joint effort between two German universities using new forms of human-machine interaction.