We have a lot to thank Scandinavia for when it comes to interior design. Muuto, Gubi, IKEA — numerous famous brands have come ...

Once designed merely to cook a meal, today's kitchens now are designed for function and beauty. The kitchen is a place that is used in many ways, including cooking meals, doing homework, paying ...

Form follows function is one of the first rules or "laws" of design that all design and architect students learn and they pretty much carry it with them through their professional careers.

Only time will reveal whether destination architecture truly accomplishes its purpose: to attract an audience, stimulate development, and revitalize a dying district or neighborhood. The modern ...

“We call it function follows form.” [Image: Google] The watch is probably the most expressive of Google’s hardware products, with several recycled steel finishes and a rainbow of ...

As engineers we perhaps like to think that, if form does follows function, then a design will be correct. While in many cases that may be true, it may be with automobiles that function may need some ...

“Form follows function” is an old adage in architecture. The theory is that in any given project, the design should ultimately fit the purpose—a vital concept in the design of an Emergency Department ...