The standing desk – a favorite for those transitioning into more remote or hybrid positions, delineating the space between home and work only by a few crucial centimeters. Just as much for the ergonomic enthusiast,… Read More »Herman Miller’s Spout Sit-to-Stand Table Elevates the Standing Desk
Dezeen Showroom: offering both noise control and a clean aesthetic, Autex Acoustics‘ Grid ceiling tiles are designed to transform standard dropped ceilings in offices and other large buildings. The Grid ceiling tiles can be easily… Read More »Grid ceiling tiles by Autex Acoustics
As evidenced by 2025’s Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS), it is with cautious optimism that I report a shift in how manufacturers and other material brands are now approaching the application of new technologies… Read More »KBIS 2025 Turns a Corner on Wellness With Integrated Technology
Swiss office Localarchitecture has completed Daillens Sports Facility near Geneva, creating a barn-like timber form insulated with straw bales and clad in green-stained wooden battens. Located alongside a football pitch in the municipality of Daillens,… Read More »Straw bales insulate timber sports facility in Switzerland by Localarchitecture
British studio Foster + Partners has revealed designs for a stadium covered by “a vast umbrella” for English football club Manchester United, which will become the biggest stadium in the UK. Forming part of the regeneration… Read More »Foster + Partners unveils 100,000-seat stadium for Manchester United
Our next Art Deco Centenary profile looks at American architect Raymond Hood, whose knack for skyscrapers led to him being branded the “brilliant bad boy of architecture”. Hood’s buildings include Chicago’s Tribune Tower and New… Read More »Raymond Hood defined the American skyscrapers of the early 20th century