Women sick of feeling unsafe in their cities may need to consider disruption as a means of effecting change, writes Helen Parton. When women would rather be stuck in a forest with a bear than… Read More »“Design can do more to reduce the built environment’s capacity for enabling misogyny”
Set designers Shirin Naveed, Shankho Chaudhuri and Esha Sikander designed a mini-nightclub for this year’s Glastonbury festival that only played music from South Asian artists. Arrivals is Glastonbury‘s first dedicated South Asian stage, envisioned by… Read More »Pulp sci-fi and tropical modernism inform Glastonbury’s first dedicated South Asian stage
There is just one week left to save 20 per cent on entry fees for Dezeen Awards China 2024 in partnership with Bentley! Early entries close 16 July at 23:59 Beijing time. The entry period… Read More »One week left to save 20 per cent on your Dezeen Awards China entry
Designer Bunny Christie created an ambiguous, white-tiled structure that could be a swimming pool, the inside of a TV or a jumbo pill as the set for the play People, Places and Things, which tells… Read More »Bunny Christie’s People, Places and Things set symbolises protagonist’s “dislocation with reality”
Domestico Estudio has arranged a double-gabled house clad in grey bricks in a way that preserves the surrounding forest in Hidalgo, Mexico. Known as Madí House, the 2,200-square-foot (205-square metre) residence was constructed in 2022.… Read More »Domestico Estudio clads house with grey brick in Mexican forest
US architecture studios Olin and Overland have completed the “world’s first net-positive energy” botanical garden in Florida, which is powered by a rooftop array of 2,158 solar panels. The project is part of a three-year… Read More »“World’s first net-positive energy” botanical garden completed in Florida