From a young age Icelandic product designer Theodóra Alfreðsdóttir knew she would follow an artistic path, and was particularly inspired after she watched the film Mrs. Doubtfire. Sally Field’s character, Miranda, a mother and interior… Read More »F5: Theodora Alfredsdottir on Munari, a Marble Banana, + More
A steel-framed box has been perched across large concrete supports like a bridge to form Villa Sidonius, a home in the Czech Republic by local studio Stempel & Tesar. Situated on a steeply sloping site… Read More »Stempel & Tesar perches black-steel villa on hill overlooking Prague
Continuing our review of 2024, Dezeen’s China editor Christina Yao rounds up this year’s most impressive Chinese architecture, including a one-kilometre-long museum and a conical viewing tower. Photo by Arch-exist Zaishui Museum, Rizhao, by Junya… Read More »The top 10 Chinese architecture projects of 2024
In this week’s comments update, readers are discussing a trio of buildings completed by David Chipperfield Architects that are part of a riverside development in Lyon, France. David Chipperfield Architects constructed a social housing block,… Read More »“Social housing is not the place for minimalism” says commenter
Dezeen Awards, in partnership with Bentley, will open for entries in February 2025. Read on for key dates and information about how to prepare for next year’s awards. Following last month’s spectacular Dezeen Awards party… Read More »Dezeen Awards 2025 will open for entries in February
Canadian interior design studio Perron has revamped an early 20th-century building in Québec City to house its studio and showroom alongside the home of founder Nathalie Perron. Located in the Montcalm arts district, Maison Perron… Read More »Perron squeezes all its “colourful operations” under one roof in three-storey Québec building