art4d: Volume 270

CONTENTS

THE BEST SOLUTION IS YET TO COME
PriestmanGoode  has introduced a brand new solution for reducing in-flight wastes through the use of (too) many kinds of eco-friendly materials

FEEL LIKE A SEASIDE HOLIDAY
With its elongated balcony, Varivana Resort by POAR invites us to come into contact with natural wind, light, and the surrounding environment like never before

RIGHT HERE ON THE OCEAN FLOOR
The first European underwater restaurant  provides us a new experience of eating Norwegian local food with the sensational vista of the underwater world

BEFORE UP IN THE AIR
Beyond the grandeurs of China’s national superproductivity and relentless progress, there are several concerns to ponder over the impacts of the Beijing Daxing International Airport

THE BIGGEST MOVING WINDOW
This never-before-seen train by architect, Kazuyo Sejima, does not only represent what Seibu Railway aims to be in the next 100 years but it also attempts to introduce a luxurious living experience to its passengers

ART AFTER THE STROM
Reaching their 9th edition this year, Art Islands Tokyo 2019 has kept its independent way of organizing art festivals, resulting in interesting artworks that are outstandingly incorporated with the Oshima Islands context

HABITA ARCHITECTS
art4d speaks with Direk Wongpanitkrit of Habita Architects about the essence of vernacular architecture and how it should blend into the surroundings as well as about the exclusiveness in hotel design

ALONG THE RAILWAY
What Chidgasornpongse captures from eight years of immersing himself in the ‘Railway Sleepers’ is not only the fascinating views from the train, but also the spaces that permeate the lives of all the passengers, unveiling bit by bit the hierarchical  structure hidden amongst our everyday infrastructure