A web of glass and carbon fibres envelops Texoversum, a university building for textiles that architecture studios Allmannwappner and Menges Scheffler Architekten have created in Germany. Located in the city of Reutlingen, Texoversum forms part… Read More »Robotically woven fibres wrap university building for textiles in Germany
A phone charger for rough sleepers, a basketball that never goes flat and glasses that instantly change prescription are among this year’s top product designs, which we’ve rounded up as part of our review of… Read More »Dezeen’s top 10 product designs of 2023
Dutch hospitality company Aedes has pushed Amsterdam‘s building restrictions to their limit to convert a heritage-listed tavern into an all-electric hotel. De Durgerdam hotel occupies one in a row of almost identical gabled buildings perched… Read More »De Durgerdam hotel takes over 17th-century sailor’s inn on dyke outside Amsterdam
French designer Philippe Starck has created a hydrogen refuelling station featuring a mirror-polished stainless-steel casing and colour-changing dichroic glass designed to give it a futuristic feel. Starck designed the dispenser for HRS, a leading European… Read More »Philippe Starck designs refuelling station that highlights the “nothingness” of hydrogen
Over the past year, Pinterest users have had a keen interest in skateparks. We’ve rounded up nine projects from our skateboarding board. This roundup features bold skateparks from around the world that aim to encourage… Read More »Dezeen’s Pinterest roundup features nine daring skateparks
Czech architecture studio Neuhäusl Hunal has renovated a prefabricated apartment in Prague, turning it into an open-plan home and workspace for sculptor and glassworker Vladimír Bachorík. Neuhäusl Hunal opted for curved translucent glass partitions in… Read More »Neuhäusl Hunal divides Sculptor’s Apartment in Prague using curved glass partitions