Design collective Dutch Invertuals created an installation that encourages visitors to find beauty in the simple things at this year’s Dutch Design Week. The Flow fountain allows visitors to follow a single glittering drop of water… Read More »Slow-motion Flow fountain seeks to “mesmerise” spectators away from their phones
A group of design graduates from London’s Royal College of Art have come up with a way to make RFID tags entirely from paper, with no metal or silicon components in a bid to cut… Read More »Pulpatronics tackles single-use electronics with paper RFID tags
Architecture studio Bjarke Ingels Group has announced the completion of The Spiral, the studio’s first supertall skyscraper and first commercial high-rise in New York City that features a “Ziggurat silhouette”. It reaches 1,031 feet (314… Read More »BIG’s first supertall skyscraper reaches completion in New York
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features designs for residential skyscrapers in Vancouver, Canada. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. Revery Architecture has revealed plans for the Sen̓áḵw residential skyscrapers, which are set… Read More »Dezeen Agenda features skyscrapers planned for indigenous land
New York architecture studio REX has completed the “most automated” performance building in the world at Brown University’s campus in Providence, Rhode Island. Called The Lindemann Performing Arts Center (The Lindemann) the 101,000 square-foot (9,383-square-metre) structure… Read More »REX creates “holy grail” combination of performance spaces in Providence
When graphic designer, Bart Crosby, longed for a serene fishing escape outside of the city on a secluded lake in Northern Wisconsin, Wheeler Kearns Architects delivered just that. The Clearwater Lake Retreat marries a single-story… Read More »A Modernist Pavilion-Style House on a Secluded Lake