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Chubby forms are shaping interiors—and it's called neotenic design

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By Kieron Marchese 
| Architectural Digest (India)
You may not have known the name for it until now, but you have almost certainly seen it. Furniture that looks gently inflated, lamps with softened, almost swollen silhouettes, chairs that feel more sculpted than structured. Known formally as “neotenic” design, or colloquially as “chubby,” this aesthetic is currently colonising interiors, fashion and even technology. And, as with most aesthetic shifts, it does not exist in isolation.
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Can you live in Earthships? Climate-friendly homes that are 100% self-sufficient

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By Kieron Marchese 
| Architectural Digest (India)
In the high desert of New Mexico, where rainfall is scarce and temperatures swing between extremes, a cluster of otherworldly homes appears to grow out of the terrain. Half-buried in earth and lined with slanted glass, these structures, as they have come to be known, are Earthships, self-sufficient dwellings designed to operate entirely off-grid. They generate their own power, harvest their own water and regulate an internal climate without relying on conventional infrastructure.
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How Photographer Yassine Sellame Is Documenting Morocco's Skate Scene

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By Kieron Marchese 
| AD Middle East
Open Yassine Sellame’s Instagram feed, and you enter a version of Morocco shaped through skateboarding. Portraits sit beside blurred night shots, scratched film negatives, concrete plazas, worn shoes and fleeting tricks captured somewhere between Casablanca, Marrakech and Tangier. Spend enough time with the images and another story begins to emerge: one about community, movement and the way skateboarding changes how a city is experienced.
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