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ROAR Architects adds oak-framed extension to heritage-listed London home
Local studio ROAR Architects has extended a Victorian house in southeast London with grass-topped and oak-framed living spaces that overlook a large garden.
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Sara Kulturhus by White Arkitekter was the most significant building of 2021
White Arkitekter's Sara Kulturhus in Sweden is next in our 21st-Century Architecture: 25 Years 25 Buildings series, after bringing one of the world's tallest timber buildings to the small subarctic city of Skellefteå.
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Ten skyscrapers around the world set to complete in 2025
A cantilevering pool and a soaring skybridge are among the distinctive details that characterise this list of upcoming skyscrapers, scheduled to complete in 2025.
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Asif Khan to convert Soviet cinema in Kazakhstan into cultural centre
The conversion of a Soviet-era cinema into the Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture by British architect Asif Khan is underway in Kazakhstan.
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Architecture competition calls for designs for "a new world wonder"
Dutch social venture Shift has launched a €250,000 competition calling for designs for "a new wonder of the world" to promote action against climate change.
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Menorca farmhouse converted into vacation home with acid-yellow kitchen
Paris-based Atelier du Pont has teamed up with Menorca-based Aru Arquitectura to convert a pair of dilapidated old farm buildings into a summer house with a surprising mix of colours and textures.
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Nebulone sofa by Miniforms among seven new products on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: a roomy sofa with a wraparound backrest and long, lozenge-shaped seat is among seven new products featured on Dezeen Showroom.
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Isern Serra completes "deeply human" interior for his own Barcelona studio
Spanish designer Isern Serra has refurbished his Barcelona studio, adding curved walls, arched openings and shelves filled with inspirational objects that give the space a homely feel.
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GRT Architects converts Harlem rectory into home for an artist
A historic neo-gothic rectory in New York's Harlem has been given new life by Brooklyn-based GRT Architects, through highlighting the building's arched windows and lining spaces with reeded oak panelling.
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