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This week Australia banned engineered stone following rising cases of silicosis and David Lake and Ted Flato of Lake Flato Architects were awarded the 2024 AIA Gold Medal. Read on for more...

 

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IGArchitects designs home in Japan as "one big room"

IGArchitects designs home in Japan as "one big room"

Japanese studio IGArchitects conceived this home in Tokyo as an adaptable space for both living and working, with stepped living areas framed by boardmarked concrete walls.

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Australia bans engineered stone due to silicosis risk

Australia bans engineered stone due to silicosis risk

Australia has become the first country in the world to ban engineered stone, following rising cases of silicosis among workers who handle the material.

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David Lake and Ted Flato win 2024 AIA Gold Medal

David Lake and Ted Flato win 2024 AIA Gold Medal

David Lake and Ted Flato of Texas studio Lake Flato Architects have been awarded the 2024 AIA Gold Medal for their engagement with "controversial environmental and socio-political issues".

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Kohler launches Terminal 01 installation at Design Miami 2023

Kohler launches Terminal 01 installation at Design Miami 2023

Promotion: as part of Design Miami, bathroom brand Kohler has unveiled an installation celebrating the launch of its Formation 01 faucet created by British designer Samuel Ross.

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Snøhetta references vernacular mud-brick architecture for Saudi Arabian opera house

Snøhetta references vernacular mud-brick architecture for Saudi Arabian opera house

Architecture studio Snøhetta has revealed its design for an opera house in the historic town of Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, informed by traditional Najdi architecture.

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"Average customer doesn't care terribly much about sustainability" says LVMH US head

"Average customer doesn't care terribly much about sustainability" says LVMH US head

Louis Vitton, Dior and Tiffany & Co owner LVMH is aiming to become more sustainable – but not because customers are demanding it, explains the CEO of the luxury goods company's North America arm, Anish Melwani, in this exclusive interview.

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Google and Jahn release images of Thompson Center redesign

Google and Jahn release images of Thompson Center redesign

Tech company Google and architecture studio Jahn have released visualisations of the planned revamp of the James R Thompson Center, an iconic postmodern-style building in Chicago's Downtown.

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Barry Wark uses sand to make "most intricate 3D-printed wall ever"

Barry Wark uses sand to make "most intricate 3D-printed wall ever"

The Museum of the Future in Dubai has unveiled a six-metre-long 3D-printed wall made from sand by architect and researcher Barry Wark.

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"Peach is the right colour, but for all the wrong reasons"

"Peach is the right colour, but for all the wrong reasons"

By choosing Peach Fuzz as its Colour of the Year Pantone has celebrated passivity – when what the world really needs in 2024 is bravery and honesty, writes Michelle Ogundehin.

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Herzog & de Meuron proposes giant cube for Seoul museum storage

Herzog & de Meuron proposes giant cube for Seoul museum storage

Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron has unveiled its design for the cubic Seoripul Open Art Storage building, which will become an archive for three museums in Seoul, South Korea.

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Moooi launches carpets designed by eight-year-old

Moooi launches carpets designed by eight-year-old

Dutch design brand Moooi has launched a pair of rugs based on artworks by Alf Bärbel Wit Peters, aged eight.

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Dezeen's Christmas gift guide for design aficionados

Dezeen's Christmas gift guide for design aficionados

With the holiday season fast approaching, Dezeen editor-at-large Amy Frearson has picked out a selection of products for design-conscious gifting.

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