FUTURIUM INT

"The tunnels," an AI-generated artwork by <n>RETROFUTURE VISIONS</n> in a <n>retrofuturistic</n> style.

"<n>The line</n>," a fictional <n>retro-futurist</n> interior concept by <n>The Vxsxons</n>.

<n>Roger Tallon</n>'s <n>Téléavia P111</n> television (1963) and <n>Cryptogamme</n> stools (1969).

The <n>Springs Warehouse Gym</n> in Dubai, designed by <n>VSHD Design</n>. Photo by <n>Oculis Project</n>.

<n>Retro-Futuristic Living Room</n>, a digital illustration by artist <n>Louis Le Roy</n>.

Graphic identity for <n>UNSW Built Environment</n> by design studio <n>Toko</n>. Photo by <n>Pete Daly</n>.

<n>The Fish Pond Song</n>, a video installation by <n>Jeroen Kooijmans</n>. Photo by <n>Peter Cox</n>.

<n>Succession</n> (2016), a sculpture by artist <n>Jamie North</n> combining concrete with native plants.

Unbuilt architectural render by <n>Per Carlsen</n> featuring an <n>Eames Lounge Chair</n>.

A 1960s <n>Retrofuturist</n> illustration from an advertisement for the company <n>Armstrong</n>.

Architect <n>Maurice Medcalfe</n>'s home in Stony Point, New York. Photo by <n>David Massey</n> for <n>Vogue</n>, 1966.

The <n>Retti Candle Shop</n> in Vienna, designed by <n>Hans Hollein</n> in 1966.

The <n>ATLATL restaurant</n> in Shanghai, designed by <n>Various Associates</n>. Photo by <n>Shao Feng</n>.

A look inside the <n>AMBUSH Taikoo Li Shanghai Workshop</n>.