Dobles Páginas

A spread from <n>Bon Appétit</n>'s Dec 2022/Jan 2023 issue. Photo by <n>Gastón Suaya</n>, illustration by <n>Marine Buffard</n>.

Spread from the <n>Rem Koolhaas Pressbook</n> by graphic designer <n>Isabel de la Mora</n>.

Editorial design for <n>Crow bar</n> by <n>Berkcan Okar</n>, featuring an article on the band <n>Boogie Balagan</n>.

Spread from <n>Vestre Journal</n> with illustrations by <n>Tiril Haug Johne</n> for an article by <n>Allan Hagerup</n>.

Tod einer Königin – Warum sterben Bienen wie die Fliegen?

Upon entry into this world, our senses guide our most basic instincts and influence decision-making processes throughout our lives: from the ways we build culture to the people we choose as partners.
Issue 04 probes the ways that designing for all the senses can lead to embracing the ingredients, flavors, experiences and routines needed to address the coming food crisis. From understanding how the science of our multisensory wiring is fundamental to unlocking environmental and gustatory diversity to a blueprint for designing a truly sustainable, hyper-regional food ecology built on flavor, we focus on geography the shifting nature of our relationship with the built and natural environment. We question the philosophical underpinnings surrounding the hierarchy of the senses to the joy of eating with the hand and how the current landscape of human-computer interaction research that will quantify and amplify our capacity to taste.
With writings and artwork from chef Dan Barber (Blue Hill at Stone Barns), David Cuartilles (arduino), Ram Han, Alexis Jamet, Arielle Johnson (noma + MIT Media Lab), Maren Karlson, Marvin Leuvrey, Thomas McCarty, Yasaman Sheri (CIID), Gordon M Shepherd (Neurogastronomy),  Justinas Vilutis, Lining Yao (Morphing Matter Lab) and Atelier HOKO (Science of the Secondary).
160 pages + special double cover featuring artwork from Maren Karlson (left) and Ram Han (right). 

MOLD Issue 04: Designing for the Senses

OMAGGIO A... // CARLO SCARPA & FUSES VIADER ARQUITECTES

Booklet submission for the <n>Chapelle International</n> project in Paris by <n>Plan Comun</n> and <n>Nicolas Dorval-Bory</n>.