Architect Janna Levitt devised a creative emellishment for a residence in Canada. Photo by: Philip Cheung

An installation by d’Hanis & Lachaert.

Dancers installation.

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Unassuming by day, the exterior glimmers in the evening thanks to punctures that mimic the night sky. Photo by: Philip Cheung

Krukka’s motto is to keep it mobile, versatile, interactive and playful. Krukka designers aim to create from objects that are often thought of as rubbish. Plywood slats were fixed to become stools, cast off wood was used to create chairs, and crates were fastened into shelves.

Would expect nothing less than beautiful at the Lasvit booth, and we weren't disappointed by this blown glass installation by Czech designer Jitka Kamencová Skuhravá.

A view of the installation at the House for Contemporary Art in Belgium.

Numen's Net, occupied by gallery attendees.

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Installation by Simon Heijdens

Random Studio, an interactive digital design studio based in Amsterdam, and Petrovsky & Ramone created Our Kisses, a wish-bone shaped contraption that invites viewers to kiss one end while a camera hidden at the other end records them. The project aimed to bring strangers together onscreen with a simple human gesture that extends beyond race, age, and gender. The installation was originally created for the Oxymoron exhibition of Petrovsky & Ramone during Beijing Design Week 2013.

The installation "In a State of Repair" seeks to highlight the work of craftspeople, artisans, and technicians who repair things that break. Martino Gamper, a designer and the exhibition's curator, hopes this inspires people to keep the belongings they have instead of throwing them away if they break.

Museum as Manufacturer (shown at right) allows the community to participate in the exhibit by taking on the role of designer. Public submitted projects are brought to life in the gallery via a 3-D printer. The objects are then collected and displayed in the exhibit. Keetra Dean Dixon and JK Keller, 2013. Photo by Ed Watkins.

Stunning installation for Citizen watches made of 80,000 watch mechanisms.

Line Depping, who is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, says she finds inspiration in corralling disorder. Witness her "Stilllife" installation, displayed at Galerie Maria Wettergren in 2010, which contains an array of handmade abstract wooden implements.

United Visual Artists is responsible for this new addition to East London called “Floating Point,” which is the centerpiece of the newly revitalized Aske Gardens. Both sound and light were incorporated in this technologically advanced trampoline-style performance piece.

Kustaa Saksi's installation for Nike Running Event at Showroom 1948 in London.

Here's another look at the Shanghai installation.

Here's a look at the London installation.

Arthur Huang’s Shanghai-based structure entitled “Feather Pavilion” flawlessly embraces the ethos of Nike Flyknit. Huang used a recycled material known as TPU POLLI-brick to build the structure. It is sustainable and lightweight and reacts to a visitor’s presence.

From Central Pavilion: The OMA installation collects works of architecture by civil servants in five European countries driven by local authorities in the 1960s and 1970s. The mix is still modern and refreshing, featuring works made for the greater good, without personal ambitions. A legacy made with common sense, rigor, control and optimism. A selection of humble masterpieces achieved by bureaucrats.

And another conceptual drawing of the installation.

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@moneeno shared a behind-the-scenes shot documenting the installation of Moooi's new collection of carpets.

Douglas Baker, a Rochester-based graphic designer, commissioned Castle to create one of his furniture-as-architecture installations for Baker's dining room. What Castle did was nothing short of miraculous: an acrobatic feat of woodworking that flipped the laminated white-oak dining table on its head and suspended it from the ceiling, complete with conical lighting fixture. Sadly, the set-up no longer exists as it did in 1966 (pictured here).

Here's a detailed look at Sabin's design.

Known for her experimental design, Jenny Sabin looked at the project through both an architectural and scientific lens. Sabin used data collected from participants in earlier workshops to draw connections between sports and construction.

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Throughout the space are student installations. One of the second-year classes, in fact, requires each student to choose a location in the building and create a site-specific work, which has ranged from an inflatable object taking over a classroom to 3,000 plastic cups of water placed in the entry.

A new Lightroom exhibit by multimedia artist Bojana Ginn is set to open at the end of January 2016. Here, a three-channel video installation reinterprets the act of drawing through a new medium.

A close-up scattering of terrarium "stalagmites" in Lauren Coleman's Litill collection on exhibit at Direktorenhaus Berlin.

Litill Terrariums by Lauren Coleman on display at Direktorenhaus Berlin.

Here's a close up of the installation.

A past installation by Liz Glynn, BLACKBOX (Bar) in 2012. Stained wood, one hundred unique numbered glazed ceramic mugs, 11 stools, Xerox copies, and acrylic. Photograph by Calvin LeeCourtesy of LAXART and the Getty Research Institute.

Maria Loboda’s installation at Frieze will utilize topiary as seen in an earlier work,The bad boys of Harvard, 2011. Topiary. Photo courtesy of the artist and Schleicher/Lange.