The “Snark Park” is coming to New York’s Hudson Yards, the multi-billion-dollar mega-development on New York’s far west side. The permanent venue for “design environments” and “immersive installations ...

Snarkitecture’s performance at the Ideas City NightFest (all photographs by the author for Hyperallergic) The after-sundown events for this past weekend’s Ideas City from the New Museum may have had ...

Much of Snarkitecture's creations play with the concept of the optical illusion. From their seemingly broken yet functional furniture to their architectural experiments with light, material, and space ...

New York-based collaborative and design studio Snarkitecture have unveiled their newest interactive installation, bringing a surreal sense of play to Hong Kong’s waterfront. Titled “BOUNCE,” the ...

The beach balls are back, and they’ve been joined by Kith sneakers, Dig, Playhouse, and Light Cavern. They’re all part of Fun House, the new Summer Block Party exhibit that opened July 4 at the ...

A forest of baseball bats was installed for Field. (Courtesy Snarkitecture) The bats and billets were arranged to resemble a baseball field. (Courtesy Snarkitecture) At the beginning of Field’s ...

Two studios have come together to create a one-of-a-kind lounge chair inspired by the natural world. Furniture maker Made By Choice runs its studio out of Halikko, a small municipality in Finland. The ...

Daniel Arsham is staring at the top of a whited-out textile cavern he helped make. It’s the middle of Milan Design Week, and we’re standing in the middle of an installation that he and Alex ...

It’s almost showtime for New York’s newest neighborhood, Hudson Yards. On March 15, after years of buzz, this massive development will at last celebrate its grand opening. In tandem with the debut, ...

As with much of Snarkitecture's work, visitors are encouraged to engage with and explore exhibition. "People use and inhabit a space in ways that are impossible to anticipate. To us that's a good ...

“[The project] had architectural considerations which I was inexperienced in, at the time,” Arsham told the Observer, about why he decided to bring on Mustonen, a fellow Cooper Union graduate.

If you follow anyone on Instagram who’s visited the Washington, D.C., or Tampa area in the past year, you may have seen work by Snarkitecture flooding your feed. The New York studio’s positively viral ...