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REPORT Designed in Clay, Breathing Through Clay — TORO, the Finish That Shapes a Wall's Expression and Brings Nature Into the Home
Editor DaeYoung Hong, SaEun Jung Courtesy TORO
Designed in Clay, Breathing Through Clay — TORO, the Finish That Shapes a Wall's Expression and Brings Nature Into the Home
Clay is the oldest finishing material there is. From the moment people first started building walls, they mixed clay and spread it across the surface. TORO brings that ancient material back into today's spaces. Mix clay, natural minerals, and herbs with water and spread it on a wall, and two things follow at once: a visible surface, and an invisible current of air. TORO's work, in the end, is folding both of those into a single layer.
REPORT Fly the Drone, and Rework Costs Disappear: The Construction Drones Catching the Gap Between Drawings and the Job Site
Editor JiEun Kwon, SaEun Jung Courtesy Meissa, Angelswing
Fly the Drone, and Rework Costs Disappear: The Construction Drones Catching the Gap Between Drawings and the Job Site
Find out too late that design and construction have drifted apart, and the cost of fixing it snowballs. The most expensive cost in construction isn't materials or labor — it's finding out late. Drones changed the timing.