Swiss architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron has revealed an “optical illusion” infinity pool at Italy‘s Lake Como made from prefabricated steel and sat against a backdrop of historic colonnades. Located in the village of… Read More »Infinity pool by Herzog & de Meuron aims to “blend into the waters” at Lake Como
Curving walls and windows placed “like notes in a melody” define the latest Maggie’s Centre, designed by architecture firm Studio Libeskind for the Royal Free Hospital in London. Situated to the side of the hospital‘s… Read More »Studio Libeskind encloses Maggie’s Royal Free with slanted walls
Architecture studio Eric Parry Architects has updated its plans for the One Undershaft skyscraper in the City of London, increasing its height to make it the UK’s joint tallest building. The studio recently submitted a planning… Read More »Eric Parry Architects’ One Undershaft skyscraper redesigned to be UK’s joint-tallest building
After Junya Ishigami unveiled a kilometre-long art museum that emerges from an artificial lake, Dezeen rounds up 10 recent Chinese architecture projects that play with arresting landscapes. Japanese architect Ishigami said he wanted his project… Read More »Ten buildings in China that interact with dramatic landscapes
Dutch firm UNStudio has revealed a two-storey flagship store for Chinese technology company Huawei in Shanghai with a facade clad in ivory-coloured petal-like forms. Drawing from Huawei’s global operating system, named Harmony, UNStudio‘s design aimed… Read More »UNStudio unveils Huawei flagship store in Shanghai with “petal-like” facade
Architecture studio Wood Marsh has used curving walls of charred timber and rammed earth to create this home south of Melbourne, which is designed to echo Australia’s “windswept” coastline. Called Peninsula House, the dwelling is… Read More »Wood Marsh creates rammed-earth Peninsula House on Australian coast