A medical device to support a newborn’s body during resuscitation and a pregnancy test feature in this roundup of the curators’ favourite pieces from the Designing Motherhood exhibition. Opening on 4 October at New York’s… Read More »Five highlights from the Designing Motherhood: Things That Make and Break Our Births exhibition
Dezeen has announced the shortlisted projects for this year’s Dezeen Awards China, which include a seaside pavilion on the remote island of Chaishan and a cultural centre sheltered by sloping roofs in Guangzhou. In total,… Read More »Over 100 architecture, interiors and design projects shortlisted for Dezeen Awards China 2025
Students from London’s Architectural Association have developed a low-cost and easily repeatable way to build with tree forks – a type of timber that is usually discarded as waste even though it is unusually strong.… Read More »AA Design & Make students devise simple way to build with tree forks
Identical shipping container-style units make up this hotel, where guests feel as though they are “on Mars” at the edge of Joshua Tree National Park, designed by Benjamin Uyeda and Gry Space. Located in Twentynine… Read More »Prefabricated containers form Reset Hotel in California’s high desert
London studio James Grayley Architecture has used red bricks, oak shingles and terracotta floors to give a rustic character to its extension of Church Cottage, an old farmhouse in Suffolk, UK. Located near the town… Read More »James Grayley Architecture finishes Suffolk cottage extension with “hairy shingle exterior”
A chicken-shaped observation deck and a geometric classroom were among the playful installations on show at Cabin Fever 2025 in the Czech Republic. Organised by Hungarian architecture studio Hello Wood in collaboration with window company… Read More »Five playful and functional pavilions from Cabin Fever 2025