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K-studio buries stepped visitor centre in 100-year-old vineyard

Greek architecture practice K-studio has completed a visitor space for drinks company Metaxa, carving an experiential route out of the stepped stone terraces of a century-year-old vineyard.

Thirty innovative projects named on Dezeen Awards 2023 sustainability shortlist

Dezeen has announced the sustainability shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards, which includes designs by Snøhetta, Diana Kellogg Architects, Blond and Foster + Partners.

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios completes "scholarly, welcoming" arts faculty at University of Warwick

UK practice Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has completed a terracotta-clad home for the University of Warwick Faculty of Arts, near Coventry, which is one of six schemes shortlisted for the 2023 Stirling Prize.

Eight projects by POOR Collective that reimagine co-design as "a two-way street"

To mark POOR Collective winning London's Emerging Design Medal, co-founder Shawn Adams rounds up eight must-know projects by the social enterprise, focused on involving young people in the regeneration of their communities.

Stockholm Furniture Fair to be sold and venue demolished

Stockholmsmässan, the venue for and organisation that runs annual tradeshow Stockholm Furniture Fair, is set to be sold and demolished as the city of Stockholm plans to create a new city district on its grounds.

Biocement chair and wax urn among top graduate projects at Designblok

An urn made from soy wax, jewellery used to eat food and a sculptural chair made from bacteria and recycled bricks were among 15 product designs shown at Designblok's Diploma Selection exhibition.

School of Tomorrow exhibition addresses climate crisis in playful classroom setting

Design agency Kinetic Singapore presented projects highlighting issues such as pollution and climate change by creating a fictional school for Singapore Design Week.

TO Arquitectura creates vaulted Mexico City music school from reclaimed masonry

Mexican studio TO Arquitectura has worked with the local community to create a music school that features a vault made from recycled and donated masonry in Mexico City.

Manhattan's first "public beachfront" and a salt marsh feature at Gansevoort Peninsula on the Hudson River, which was designed by local landscape studio Field Operations to serve as a buffer against rising tides.

Cocoon sofa by Jens Juul Eilersen for Eilersen

Dezeen Showroom: Danish brand Eilersen has released three new multicoloured variants of its Cocoon sofa, including a Bauhaus edition that plays with primary colours and geometric forms.

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