Dezeen School Shows: a mixed-use housing development in Chelmsford, UK, is among the projects from Anglia Ruskin University. Also featured is an art gallery in Bethnal Green, and a proposal for buildings designed in Fish… Read More »Proposal for mixed-use housing among student projects from Angila Ruskin University
L8te was established by multifaceted British lifestyle brand LN-CC as a versatile, event-ready venue for music and performance. In 2025, the London hot spot played host to the company’s We Love Music era program as… Read More »This Nightclub-Inspired Speaker Is Transparent Both in Name and Assembly
TJ O’Keefe has a body of work defined by precision: geometric forms, sharp lines, and a design language that feels intentionally restrained. His latest design is anything but. The American designer behind his eponymous studio… Read More »SOFT Is a Vibrant Grown-Up Take on the Comfort Lamp
Architecture studio Bureau de Change has updated a 1980s apartment block in London, revitalising its facade with pink concrete panels made from demolition waste. Named Trace, the building in Euston was revamped for developer HGG to… Read More »Bureau de Change enlivens Trace apartment block with pink concrete panels
This year will see high-profile stadiums for football, rugby, American football and ice hockey complete in countries including USA, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand and Kenya. Here are eight of the most impactful. New Highmark… Read More »Eight high-profile stadiums set to open in 2026
Toymaker Mattel has released a Barbie with autism, complete with pink noise-cancelling headphones and a clip-on fidget spinner to reflect her sensory needs. Mattel developed the doll with the US-based Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN),… Read More »First autistic Barbie allows “more children to see themselves” in doll