Inside Exploria: Five Worlds of Immersive Nature Design

GSM Studios turns 10,000 m2 at Singapore's Mandai Wildlife Reserve into five immersive worlds exploring nature through spatial design and technology.
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GSM Studios turns 10,000 m2 at Singapore's Mandai Wildlife Reserve into five immersive worlds exploring nature through spatial design and technology.

Powerwall integrates 322 robotically 3D-printed ceramic tiles into a Beverwijk switchstation, translating electromagnetic fields into architecture.

Arc ZERO by James Tapscott debuts in Houston, merging water, mist, and light into an immersive public art experience at City Place.

NEON unveils The Fountain, a 4.3m sculptural water feature in Brent Cross Town, offering a blend of calm, play, and contemporary public realm design.

Two monumental ceramic walls by Studio RAP transform the entrance of Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab into a serene encounter with movement, light, and texture.

Maxim Kashin transforms suprematist geometry into 3D sculptural installations for ASKO, exploring infinity through space, form, and material contrasts.

The Weave installation at Piccadilly Gardens blends art, light, and Manchester's textile heritage, transforming the Pavilion into a safer, vibrant public space.
Le Cycle du Présent, a 140-foot hand-carved bas-relief by Yechel Gagnon, beautifully fuses nature, art, and well-being at Maison des aînés.