Chinese studio DoDesign has perched the Drifting Stones pavilion on a rocky site in Chongqing, concealing a panoramic viewing area beneath a stepped roof of imitation stone. DoDesign‘s design for the glazed pavilion draws on… Read More »Imitation stone conceals glass viewpoint in Chinese valley by DoDesign
Construction work is wrapping up on Google‘s upcoming office in King’s Cross, London, designed by the studios of architect Bjarke Ingels and designer Thomas Heatherwick. The vast building, widely known as a landscraper, is slated… Read More »BIG and Heatherwick’s landscraper revealed nearing completion in London
Architecture students today are being let down by their education, Australian architect Penelope Seidler tells Dezeen in this interview. “I think young architects are lost,” she said. “They want to know what to do, but… Read More »“Architecture students today learn about everything except actually building” says Penelope Seidler
Dezeen Showroom: office furniture brand Mute has launched its largest collection of modular office pods, with sizes for up to eight people, extensive customisation options and full accessibility for wheelchair users. According to Mute, the… Read More »Modular Pods by Mute
Pirelli rubber flooring, raw MDF and galvanised steel define this renovated 1970s Madrid apartment, which the founder of local architecture studio Hanghar designed as his own home. Spread over one compact floor, the apartment is defined… Read More »Eduardo Mediero designs own apartment in Madrid “to rethink domestic space”
Architect Arthur Mamou-Mani explains how the ephemeral nature of water and circular design principles informed his installation for Clerkenwell Design Week in this exclusive video interview produced by Dezeen. “There’s something very beautiful about the… Read More »Arthur Mamou-Mani explores the “strength and fragility of water” with wave-like 3D-printed installation