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Public Architecture & Living Traditions
Löyly’s timber envelope is a screen, a silhouette and a set of places to look out. Avanto’s Helsinki sauna gives an everyday tradition an unusually public architectural form.
Touring Motorcycles & Mechanical Design
The 2018 Honda Gold Wing is interesting beyond its size. Its flat-six engine and double-wishbone front suspension show how touring comfort begins with the arrangement of the machine.
Jewellery & Fine Metalwork
Buccellati’s 2026 Opera Tulle platinum pendants make the spaces between metal part of the design. Chrysoprase adds colour without making the stone the whole story.
Cypriot Wine & Living Production Traditions
Commandaria begins its concentration before the grapes reach the press. LionSpirit’s Legacy 2000 offers a concrete route into a Cypriot wine tradition that is more interesting than its oldest-wine slogans.
Ceramic Art & Living Workshop Knowledge
Deruta’s lustre maiolica adds another transformation after the glazed object seems complete. The historical plate is a starting point for understanding a technique still taught and practised.
Industrial Heritage & Technological Memory
Vemork preserves more than impressive machinery. Its power hall and recovered heavy-water cellar connect engineering to labour, conflict and the consequences of technical knowledge.
Cameras & Everyday Creative Practice
The Ricoh GR IV makes a serious photographic tool small enough for ordinary days. Its most interesting specification is the chance that you actually brought it.
Civic Architecture & Shared Resources
At Vennesla, twenty-seven timber ribs do more than shape a roof. Helen & Hard’s library turns a public service into a place people can inhabit together.
Bicycles & Connected Journeys
Mark Sanders’s triangular Strida began with a question about carrying and moving a folded bicycle. The answer changes the ride because it starts with what happens afterwards.
Watches & Useful Complications
Seiko’s Metronome Watch turns its hands into a tempo cue. The 2026 FRAGMENT edition puts a musical instrument inside a familiar daily object.
Wine & The Testing of Reputation
Chateau Montelena’s Chardonnay invites a better question than whether a famous label is worth buying. What happens when reputation is tested against the wine itself?
Public Sculpture & Material Invention
Oskar Zięta’s NAWA turns inflated steel into a place to walk through. A manufacturing experiment becomes a changing encounter with a city, rather than an object behind glass.
