Architects with creative flair are needed to overcome stigmas around social housing, urges Polish-American architect Daniel Libeskind in this Social Housing Revival interview. “More good architects should get involved in social housing,” Libeskind told Dezeen.… Read More »“More good architects should get involved in social housing” says Daniel Libeskind
Revamping your outdoor space into an inviting haven for relaxation and social events can significantly improve your home life. By concentrating on design approaches that prioritize comfort and practicality, you can develop an ideal outdoor… Read More »Outdoor Living Space: A Guide to Relaxation and Entertainment
Italian studio Senoner Tammerle Architekten has created a mountain shelter in the Alps, distinguished by galvanised steel cladding chosen to reflect the hues of the sky. Sat at an altitude of 2,735 metres, the structure… Read More »Senoner Tammerle Architekten places reflective mountain shelter in Italian Alps
Promotion: Belgium-based flooring design company Modulyss has created a range of carpet tiles that aim to aid in the design of interiors that consider inclusivity and neurodiversity. According to Modulyss, carpet tiles are an often… Read More »Modulyss’ carpet tiles aim to “foster an environment of comfort and inclusion”
London-based practice Studio Bark has unveiled plans for Breach House, a water-powered family home located in Leicestershire, UK. Designed to enable the owners to “live off the land”, the proposal by Studio Bark will be powered… Read More »Studio Bark designs water-powered Breach House that enables off-grid living
American developer Related Midwest has resumed construction on the 400 Lake Shore skyscraper in Chicago on a site that has experienced more than a decade’s worth of revisions and delays. Construction teams in Chicago have begun… Read More »Construction commences on SOM skyscrapers at former Chicago Spire site