London studio Walters & Cohen has completed The Rausing Science Centre for a school in Canterbury, Kent, offering a contemporary take on the historic area’s material palette of flint, oak and limestone. The Rausing Science… Read More »Walters & Cohen clads Canterbury school building with snapped flint
Increasing numbers of architects and designers are moving into UX design in search of better pay and working conditions, we report as part of our Performance Review series. Recruiters specialising in the user experience (UX)… Read More »Architects and designers moving into UX, say recruiters
Junya Ishigami is one of three Japanese architects to have designed sculptural, mobile kiosks for the Hiroshima Architecture Exhibition 2025, currently taking place in Fukuyama, Japan. Architects Yasushi Horibe and Hideyuki Nakayama have also each… Read More »Junya Ishigami places cloud-like kiosk “on the verge of falling over” in Fukuyama
Dezeen Showroom: Finnish bathroom brand Woodio has refined the shapes of the basins in its Soft collection, which are made from the brand’s waterproof wood composite material. The Soft collection is part of Woodio‘s bathroom furniture offering,… Read More »Woodio Soft washbasin collection by Woodio
Architecture studio Linehouse has transformed an old railway station in Shanghai, China, into a food market by adding a series of translucent sloping screens to create a new facade. The three-storey market, named Ink Ink… Read More »Linehouse adds translucent sloping facade to Shanghai food market
The patchwork of architectural styles at the rear of the 19th-century Hops House in Sussex encouraged Jackson Design Studio to add a distinctly contemporary extension clad in copper. The extension accommodates a new kitchen, living… Read More »Jackson Design Studio uses copper extension to signal “new generation of architecture” for Sussex home