Croatia.
Electric propulsion, a wave-powered instrument and a museum of personal objects. Croatian examples show how precise engineering and thoughtful curation can create experiences that stay with us.
Start with Prostoria · Revisiting Richter.
An archive can still have work to do.
Unrealised furniture survives in sketches, photographs and fragments until a manufacturer treats the archive as a live design brief.
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Every wheel gets its own instructions.
Rimac’s electric hypercar combines four independently controlled motors with software that manages how each wheel delivers its power.
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Let the sea play.
At Zadar’s Sea Organ, waves move air through pipes beneath the waterfront steps. The result is a public space whose sound changes with the sea.
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Private memories become a shared museum.
Ordinary objects donated with personal stories turn private endings into a shared, anonymous archive.
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Build the phone before you use it.
Instead of handing you a finished phone, this kit invites you to build it and change what it can do.
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A small city turns up the volume.
A former factory site in Zabok brings music, film, making and meeting into one cultural address.
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