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Chinese studio DoDesign has perched the Drifting Stones pavilion on a rocky site in Chongqing, concealing a panoramic viewing area beneath a stepped roof of imitation stone.
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Architecture students today are being let down by their education, Australian architect Penelope Seidler tells Dezeen in this interview.
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Dezeen Showroom: office furniture brand Mute has launched its largest collection of modular office pods, with sizes for up to eight people, extensive customisation options and full accessibility for wheelchair users.
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Pirelli rubber flooring, raw MDF and galvanised steel define this renovated 1970s Madrid apartment, which the founder of local architecture studio Hanghar designed as his own home.
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Astronauts could have a more joyful, Earth-like dining experience using Latvian designer Klinta Locmele's Zero collection of microgravity tableware made for eating in space.
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With the fate of MPavilion 10 by Tadao Ando hanging in the balance, we look back at all the programme's past pavilions and ask, where are they now?
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LA-based furniture design studio Willett has worked with interior design and development studio Ome Dezin to reimagine a 1960s residence in the hills of Laurel Canyon.
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