Promotion: US brand Acme Brick‘s clay bricks in two tones adorn the dynamic facade of a former Austin thrift store, which was renovated into a mixed-use complex. Saint Vincent was refurbished by US-based practice Lake… Read More »Acme Brick transforms former thrift store with feature facade
The four-building 670 Mesquit complex designed by BIG has been approved by the Los Angeles City Council and will contain an elementary school and housing, among other programming. 670 Mesquit — also known as Los… Read More »BIG complex combining “warehouse and case-study house” approved for Los Angeles
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a smartphone with a small flippable camera and two operating systems. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. Chinese tech company iKKO has unveiled MindOne, a compact smartphone with… Read More »Dezeen Debate features “ergonomically problematic” MindOne smartphone
The free and public nature of the Chicago Architecture Biennial sets it apart from other global architecture events, says Argentinian architect and educator Florencia Rodriguez in this exclusive interview. Rodriguez, who directed University of Illinois Chicago… Read More »“I believe in making things public” says Chicago Architecture Biennial curator Florencia Rodriguez
In contrast to Ibiza’s iconic Balearic beats and neon-soaked nightclubs, a quieter undertone endures. Here, ancient olive trees dot the landscape as the sea’s salty breeze mingles with rosemary and pine. The island’s whitewashed farmhouses,… Read More »This Finca-Style, Coastal Hideaway Boasts Balearic Beauty
Promotion: in a time where AI can generate a design in seconds, the University of Melbourne‘s Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning’s showcase has pivoted away from displaying students’ final pieces to focus on the… Read More »University of Melbourne’s student showcase spotlights the “raw, messy and real work of design”