Local studio Nimtim Architects has added an extension to a Victorian terraced house in London containing an adaptable dining space that caters for indoor-outdoor living. Aptly named Supper Time, the extension is hoped to create… Read More »Nimtim Architects references street parties for Supper Time extension
New York-based studio BarlisWedlick has renovated and expanded a Southampton house to create multigenerational living spaces that open up to the seaside. The house, which was originally constructed in the 1980s, overlooks Peconic Bay in… Read More »BarlisWedlick opens renovated Hamptons house to the shoreline
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features China’s plan to launch a solar farm into space. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. China has begun constructing a giant celestial solar farm, which will be… Read More »Dezeen Agenda features plans for a one-kilometre-wide solar farm in space
The Brutalist leads the Oscar nominations but as a film about architecture it’s a little underwhelming, writes Will Wiles. You wait ages for an architectural epic and then two come along (almost) at once. Last… Read More »“As architectural drama The Brutalist does not wholly convince”
Emerging from indigenous Mesa farmland just south of alternative Baja California coastal town Todos Santos – the unspoiled and unfussy antithesis of oversaturated and costly Cabo San Lucas one hour south – is Paradero. Opened… Read More »Vacationers Experience the Best of Baja California at the Paradero Hotel
Architecture studio Gensler has placed glass-clad volumes on an aluminium base for the mixed-use Sixth and Guadalupe skyscraper in Austin, making it the city’s tallest skyscraper. Located in downtown Austin, Sixth and Guadalupe is 865… Read More »Gensler completes Austin’s tallest skyscraper