Corrugated panels of bushfire-resilient steel wrap the exterior of this family home in Australia, designed by local practice Klaus Carson Studio in line with “strict environmental controls”. Named Ironbark House after this metal cladding, the… Read More »Bushfire-resistant metal wraps Ironbark House in Australia by Klaus Carson Studio
It’s the most basic of furniture pieces, but in this roundup, we look at eight designs that explore the surprisingly broad potential of the humble stool. Photo Mark Cocksedge Pew by EJM Studio With this… Read More »Eight stools that challenge conventional furniture design
Lamps hung by nothing but their conducting wires and the “first-ever” sculpture that stores your yoga mat are among the collectible designs being shown by Taiwanese gallery Fanzi at 3 Days of Design. The Optical… Read More »Five Taiwanese designers “turn everyday objects into works of art”
Dezeen School Shows: a project designed to empower Muslim women to participate more freely in civic life is among the architecture and landscape projects by students at the University of Sheffield. Also featured is a… Read More »Community project that aims at empowering Muslim women among proposals from the University of Sheffield
Norwegian studio Saunders Architecture has completed a mountaintop visitor centre in northern Maine, USA that celebrates the region’s Indigenous peoples. Officially opening today, 21 June 2025, the remote Tekαkαpimək Contact Station sits atop Lookout Mountain… Read More »Saunders Architecture designs remote visitor centre for Maine monument
Charred timber shrouds the exposed concrete interiors of these two conjoined homes in Germany, designed by local studio Buero Wagner. Named Houses with One Pillar, the project replaces a single residence in Söcking, Starnberg, with two… Read More »Charred timber and exposed concrete defines conjoined houses in Germany by Buero Wagner