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Studio Bright arranges 8 Yard House around a series of outdoor spaces
A sequence of eight courtyards and gardens are incorporated into the linear floor plan of this house in Melbourne, Australia, which Studio Bright designed to make the most of a long and narrow plot.
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21st Century Houses book captures "best of the best" modern British homes |
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Victoria Yakusha designs museum to preserve Ukrainian cultural heritage threatened by invasion
Architect Victoria Yakusha has revealed plans for a cultural complex in the village of Bolotnya, Ukraine, to house artworks by folk painter Maria Prymachenko that were recently saved from a building destroyed in the Ukraine War.
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Plan chair by Barber Osgerby for Fredericia
Dezeen Showroom: design studio Barber Osgerby has created the Plan chair for Fredericia to provide maximum comfort and customisability within a minimal form.
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MAST develops adaptable flat-pack system for building floating homes
Danish maritime architecture studio MAST has developed Land on Water, a system for constructing floating buildings that aims to be more flexible and sustainable than traditional methods.
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Rasmus B. Fex's chair takes cues from tailcoat tuxedos
Presented as part of the Dezeen x The Mindcraft Project 2022 collaboration, Danish designer Rasmus B. Fex has made a chair that is informed by music.
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Santiago Sierra creates mud runway for Balenciaga during Paris Fashion Week
Spanish artist Santiago Sierra carved a runway through mounds of mud from a peat bog for Balenciaga's Spring Summer 2023 show in Paris.
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Timber joinery "gently cocoons" inhabitants in compact Gdańsk apartment by ACOS
Polish studio ACOS has used timber joinery to conceal the functional elements of this apartment in Gdańsk, with the aim of creating a calm and tranquil interior.
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FOG Architecture creates kinetic display for Super Seed's Hangzhou store
Chinese studio FOG Architecture has added over a hundred moving display boxes to skincare brand Super Seed's latest retail store in Hangzhou, China.
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Ten projects by RIBA Stirling Prize-winner Niall McLaughlin Architects
Following Niall McLaughlin Architects winning the 2022 Stirling Prize for its New Library at Magdalene College, Dezeen has rounded up 10 key projects by the British architecture studio.
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The New Library at Magdalene College by Niall McLaughlin Architects wins 2022 Stirling Prize
A brick and timber library that Niall McLaughlin Architects created for the University of Cambridge has been revealed as the winner of the 2022 RIBA Stirling Prize.
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"Highly-intelligent" 333 Kingsland Road named UK's best affordable housing
Hackney New Primary School and 333 Kingsland Road in London, which was designed by local architecture studio Henley Halebrown, has won RIBA's Neave Brown Award for Housing.
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Dezeen Debate features Henning Larsen's "complex" wooden church in Copenhagen |
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Omar Gandhi models fire-resistant residence in Canada on a mountain beetle
The angular forms of this mountaintop retreat in British Columbia by Omar Gandhi Architect are based on the attributes of a mountain beetle, with a hardened shell to resist the site's "desolate" conditions.
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Florence Institute of Design International spotlights ten design projects
Dezeen School Shows: a multifaith centre that promotes interfaith harmony and a culinary school dedicated to Italian cuisine feature in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Florence Institute of Design International.
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Bo LKV choose Teknos' Biora Air range of air-purifying paints to furnish renovated office
Promotion: Finnish real estate agency Bo LKV has chosen paint brand Teknos' range of air-purifying paints to furnish its new office facilities in Helsinki, which creates a "perfect balance of harmony and functionality".
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Dizzone workstation by Dizz Concept
Dezeen Showroom: Croatian furniture manufacturer Dizz Concept has launched Dizzone, a multifunctional work pod and storage unit designed to conceal cluttering IT equipment.
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