This week on Dezeen, we reported on the silhouette-shaped posters applied to hide “ghost marks” behind platform benches on the Stirling Prize-winning Elizabeth Line in London. Following a trial in 2024, Transport for London found that the… Read More »This week “ghost marks” on London’s Elizabeth Line were hidden by posters
Furniture designer Ben Willett has shown wooden furniture designed for his own house, which was lost in the catastrophic January wildfires, at a group show in LA. Willett originally designed the pieces for his home in… Read More »Ben Willett exhibits furniture originally designed for family home lost to wildfires
Costa Rican design firm Studio Saxe has used stilts to elevate part of the round courtyard house Sinfornia Verde in the rainforest of the Peninsula de Osa. The 400-square metre (4,305-square foot) house in Carate,… Read More »Studio Saxe elevates doughnut-shaped house in Costa Rican rainforest
Dezeen School Shows: a project exploring the use of a water-purifying microalgae to meet net-zero emission targets is included in this School Show by students at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Also featured is an… Read More »Nine experimental design projects by students at Free University of Bozen-Bolzano
Dezeen Showroom: Australian designer Alexander Lotersztain has collaborated with a Dallas airport on a modular public seating design, which is available from furniture brand Derlot. Lotersztain worked with Dallas Fort Worth International Airport to create the… Read More »Gateway seating by Alexander Lotersztain for Derlot
Water is a precious resource, making up over 60% of the overall body mass of humans, and a sustaining source for most life. With the ability to cut rock, melt salt, and boil, it is… Read More »RAINDROP by Junwoo Lim Captures the Power of Rainwater