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Francesc Gasch

Founder & Editor, Mainifesto

Founder and Editor of Mainifesto. Barcelona-based designer writing about architecture, design, technology and culture, with responsibility for the publication’s editorial direction and standards.

Articles by Francesc Gasch

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Founder and Editor of Mainifesto. Barcelona-based designer writing about architecture, design, technology and culture, with responsibility for the publication’s editorial direction and standards.

"3D rendering of a neurodiverse-friendly space with varied lighting, sound-absorbing materials, color-coded navigation aids, and flexible social spaces for inclusive design and sensory balance"

"Explore how designing for neurodiversity can improve built environments. Discover inclusive design strategies that cater to diverse sensory experiences and cognitive functions, fostering spaces

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"Hyperrealistic rendering of a charming cob house in Devon, England, showcasing its curvaceous walls, deep-set windows, rustic straw roof, cozy interior and builders moulding the cob by hand; depicting craftsmanship and low environmental impact."

"Explore the resurgence of cob houses, an ancient building technique offering eco-friendly, sustainable living. Discover the charm, benefits, and aesthetics of these unique, environmentally-friendly

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"Modern living room featuring Brutalist furniture design with a raw concrete couch, silk throw pillows, a solid wood coffee table, a bronze sculptural lamp, steel-framed mirror, and a view of a Brutalist building through a large window."

"Discover the profound influence of Brutalism on modern furniture design. Explore the raw textures, robust forms, and innovative use of materials that define this

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"Hyperrealistic illustration of a spacious, sustainable modern kitchen with bamboo cabinetry and flooring, recycled glass countertops, energy-efficient appliances including a fridge with digital screens and induction cooktop, built-in compost system, low-flow faucet, IoT energy monitoring app, built-in herb garden by a window, and a section for storing seasonal produce."

"Explore the future of sustainable kitchen design and zero-waste cooking. Discover innovative materials, energy-efficient appliances, and eco-friendly practices for a greener, healthier planet."

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"Hyperrealistic floating staircase made from glass and acrylic with LED lights, integrated planters, trailing vines, and built-in bookshelf, signifying dynamic, multifunctional design."

"Explore the transformation of staircase design from a functional feature to an architectural masterpiece. Discover innovative materials, integration of nature, and sustainable practices in

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"Hyperrealistic image of an acoustically optimized open-plan interior featuring sound-absorbing materials like acoustic panels and plush carpets, partitions and indoor plants as natural sound barriers, and a sound masking system, designed for sustainability and productivity."

"Explore the importance of acoustic comfort in interior design. Discover how soundproofing solutions, acoustic treatments, and sound zoning can create serene and productive spaces."

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"Sunrise over bird-friendly, glass-clad skyscrapers with reflective and fritted glass, green walls, angled surfaces and LEED certification plaques symbolizing sustainability."

"Explore how architectural design can enhance bird safety in urban environments. Learn about innovative materials, strategies, and policies addressing the urban glass hazard for

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"Art Deco-inspired chandelier in a spacious, bright living room featuring 2020s luxury design trends; minimalist decor, custom-made furniture, eco-friendly materials, and smart home system controls."

"Explore the transformative shift in luxury design trends of the 2020s, focusing on sustainability, personalization, and technological integration. Redefine opulence with conscious living and

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"Hyperrealistic art piece showcasing diverse architectural styles through history including Roman triumphal arch, Moorish Alhambra arch, traditional Japanese wooden homes, geometric Islamic structure, Greek colonnades, modern Zaha Hadid building, Spanish Islamic-inspired architecture, and a Bauhaus principled building with lifelike materials and cultural iconography."

"Explore the rich tapestry of cultural symbolism in architectural elements. Understand how design, materials, and ornamentation reflect societal values and historical context. Dive into

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"Architect's sketchbook with detailed Earthship Biotecture house draft, recycled materials and crafting tools on a wooden table against a desert backdrop"

"Explore how climate impacts local material choices in architecture, promoting sustainability and resilience. Learn about climate-responsive design and the benefits of using local materials."

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