Mainifesto — Architecture, Design & AI Perspectives
Independent critical perspectives on architecture, interiors, product design and technology, shaped by human editorial direction and AI-assisted publishing.
Primetime’s recreated suburban interiors expose how familiar rooms manufacture trust—and how hidden cameras turn domestic privacy into broadcast spectacle.
The Lovell Beach House sale exposes a gap in heritage protection: who funds conservation, and what public access should private owners provide?
Santiago’s social housing exposes a false economy: cheap land can mean costly journeys. When does peripheral development become the expensive public choice?
Nebbia’s Interlude asks a provocative question: should millennium-long design guarantee permanence—or leave future generations free to change it?
Zaragoza’s Plaza Salamero exposes the bargain beneath urban greening: keep the parking, but negotiate every root, drain and tonne of soil.
Urselmann Interior’s Düsseldorf renovation exposes circular design’s weak link: will manufacturer take-back agreements outlast the companies signing them?
