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SJK Architects wraps multi-generational Indian home with wooden shutters
Indian studio SJK Architects has completed The Light House, a home in Nagpur lined with openable wooden shutters that evoke traditional perforated screens or jaalis.
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"As architectural drama The Brutalist does not wholly convince"
The Brutalist leads the Oscar nominations but as a film about architecture it's a little underwhelming, writes Will Wiles.
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BIG's Amager Bakke was the most significant building of 2018
We continue our 21st-Century Architecture: 25 Years 25 Buildings series with BIG's ski-jump-topped power plant, the studio's signature building that combines sustainability with fun.
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"Yearning for authenticity" central to bolder interior design in 2025
Interior design in 2025 will honour the century-old principles of art deco, favouring statement objects made to last in a departure from the neutral minimalism that characterised last year, designers tell Dezeen.
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"Why do people need shelves that are really thin?" asks commenter
In this week's comments update, readers are discussing the Thin range of modular shelving by industrial design duo SF-SO, which is just 1.6 millimetres thick but can support the weight of a baby elephant.
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The five most impactful chair designs of mid-century modernism
In this exclusive video, Dezeen deputy editor Cajsa Carlson explores the history of five of the most iconic mid-century modern chair designs.
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Nimtim Architects references street parties for Supper Time extension
Local studio Nimtim Architects has added an extension to a Victorian terraced house in London containing an adaptable dining space that caters for indoor-outdoor living.
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BarlisWedlick opens renovated Hamptons house to the shoreline
New York-based studio BarlisWedlick has renovated and expanded a Southampton house to create multigenerational living spaces that open up to the seaside.
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Dezeen Agenda features plans for a one-kilometre-wide solar farm in space
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features China's plan to launch a solar farm into space. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now.
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Gensler completes Austin's tallest skyscraper |
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Kohler uses water, light, sound and steam for "multi-sensory" shower
Promotion: kitchen and bath brand Kohler has unveiled its Anthem+ Digital Showering System that promises to create an immersive experience for its users.
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