Ana Lisa

Ana Lisa

Ana Lisa Alperovich-O'Brien is a freelance curator, journalist and tutor at the Design Academy Eindhoven teaching sustainability, biomaterials and bio design. She specialized in sustainable design & architecture and loves reporting from global design week events and writing architecture features. Born in Buenos Aires, she spent her 20s in London where she attended Goldsmiths University. Check out her website and Instagram.

Tary, LEGO food, LEGO junk food, LEGO tempura, LEGO pizza, melted cheese pizza, mouthwatering sculptures

Japanese artist builds mouth-watering food out of LEGO that will have you drooling

[gallery_extend] Drooling over a LEGO sculpture might sound a bit weird to most people. But LEGO master...

Joshua Abarbanel, mesmerizing art, wooden patterns, coral reef, wall piece, wooden sculpture, laser cut

Intricate laser-cut wooden sculptures resemble spiraling coral reefs

[gallery_extend] Joshua Abarbanel's beautiful wooden sculptures combine natural materials with marine...

Jedediah Voltz, recycled tree house, miniature tree house, Somewhere Small, tree houses for houseplants, tiny treehouse, recycled materials,

LA prop builder designs tiny treehouses for houseplants

[gallery_extend] LA-based artist Jedediah Corwyn Voltz works as a full-time prop builder for films...

Iceland’s geothermal Blue Lagoon is expanding

[gallery_extend] Iceland's Blue Lagoon is an oasis for relaxation surrounded by an otherworldly landscape...

A beach house in California turns industrial ruins into paradise

[gallery_extend] Razvan Barsan + Partners' key concern with this project was to respect the site's industrial...

platform_a, glazed cafe, platform_monsant, Aeweol, South Korea, crushed stone, unfinished concrete wall, reflective glass skin,

Korea’s platform_monsant cafe reflects its stunning volcanic surroundings

[gallery_extend] ‘platform_monsant’ is located in a quiet residential area called Aeweol, on the...

Andy Goldsworthy, ephemeral Land Art, natural art, fleeting nature, British sculptor, sticks and stones

Andy Goldsworthy creates ephemeral Land Art with natural materials found in the wilderness

[gallery_extend] Andy Goldsworthy is a British sculptor, photographer and environmentalist, and the...

Design Thinking, cat furniture, Taiwan studio, pine wood furniture, pets furniture

New wall-mounted furniture suits people and their cats

[gallery_extend] Taiwanese studio Design Thinking has had to rethink a family's living space to accommodate...

icelandic design, design from iceland, seaweed jewelry, bladder lamp, knot cushions, radish bowl, bizarre icelandic designs, weird icelandic homewares, bizarre icelandic home furnishings

20 bizarre examples of Icelandic design using surprising materials like seaweed, fish skin and cow bladder

[gallery_extend] Sheep wool stools by Kraum Among the fabulous goods at the Kraum shop was the unique...

Daniel Agdag, intricate cardboard machines, unveiling objects mechanisms, cardboard sculpture, flying machines

Artist Daniel Agdag crafts fantastical machines from humble cardboard

[gallery_extend] Agdag's fantastic solo-vehicles and machines take inspiration from both, the artists'...

Translucent whale sculptures hide curious ocean worlds inside their bellies

[gallery_extend] Yamada's translucent whale series was developed as a post-graduate project at the Tokyo...

Parth Kothekar, intricate art, papercut art, India, paper butterfly, paper animals, papercut knife, Ahmedabad

Amazing cutout art crafted from a single sheet of paper

[gallery_extend] Parth Kothekar applies the skills he previously gained while doing graffiti stencils...

A quirky split-level pavilion in the Netherlands built with fallen trees

[gallery_extend] The double gable-roofed pavilion is located right next to the bricked Zegenwerp Mansion,...

Bright and bold QUO shipping container mall springs up in Buenos Aires

[gallery_extend] BZZ Arquitectura's founder Cecilia Bertezzolo designed QUO Container Center and EcoSan built...

Playful renovation, Barcelona, tiny home, interiors, Anna and Eugeni Bach, home renovation, open plan space, natural light, surprising details,

Playful renovation in Barcelona squeezes more out of a tiny home

[gallery_extend] The Barcelona apartment's original layout had two bedrooms facing the façade, while...

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