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Pink hempcrete brightens demountable Floriade pavilion by Overtreders W

Dutch studio Overtreders W has used hempcrete and reclaimed timber to create a demountable pavilion in Almere, the Netherlands, named The Voice of Urban Nature.

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Billions of bird deaths due to the "simple indifference" of architects says PETA

Architects could "easily" prevent billions of bird deaths a year caused by collisions with glazed and mirrored buildings, says Jared Goodman of animal rights organisation PETA in this exclusive interview.

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KKAA YTAA creates minimal concrete-block home overlooking Japanese national park

Japanese architecture studio KKAA YTAA has used simple exposed concrete blocks to create a holiday home in Japan's Ise-Shima National Park.

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Our Time on Earth exhibition provides "space for hope" in climate emergency, says Barbican curator

Curator Luke Kemp discusses the role of design and technology in reshaping our views of the natural world as part of the Our Time on Earth exhibition at London's Barbican Centre, in this video produced by Dezeen.

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Artchimboldi Menorca is a work retreat inside an abandoned girls' school

Hospitality company Artchimboldi and Spanish architect Emma Martí have teamed up to transform a forgotten girls' school in Menorca into a bright and contemporary retreat for professionals.

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Zen Pod office booth by Abstracta among new products on Dezeen Showroom

Dezeen Showroom: a sound-insulated office booth that takes design cues from Japanese interiors is among six new products on Dezeen Showroom.

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AMO recreates "Provence atmosphere" with clay Jacquemus shop-in-shop

Dutch studio AMO has created a terracruda-clad shop-in-shop with curving tiered shelving for French-fashion brand Jacquemus at luxury department store Selfridges.

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Michael Hsu converts 1940s Houston church into Asian smokehouse

US firm Michael Hsu Office of Architecture aimed to preserve the character of a gabled church in Texas while transforming it into a lively Asian smokehouse called Loro Heights.

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