A toddler's fixation on geometric patterns may be an early warning sign of autism, researchers say.

German designer Elisa Strozyk experiments with geometric patterns in unusual ways by creating half-wood, half-textile flexible surfaces that can be used as curtains, rugs, and table runners.

The result of [David]’s work is the Polygonia Design Suite. It’s a tool that aims to make creating geometric patterns for lasercutting easy and simple.

First emerging in Japan in the Asuka period of about 538 to 710 C.E., the intricate woodworking practice of kumiko has since spread worldwide. Once reserved for screens or inlaid panels in handmade ...

From George L. Legendre, an ambitious design dissection on the beloved carb staple, exploring the intricate, beautiful shapes of 90 pasta types.

A new algorithm helps topology optimizers skip unnecessary iterations, making optimization and design faster, more stable and ...

Say goodbye to traditional square designs and step into a new world of furniture with this innovative 3D table made from profile pipe. With its geometric, three-dimensional base, this table embraces ...