Folding desks, hide-away dining tables and Murphy beds are the focus of our latest lookbook, exploring homes where pull-out furniture allows rooms to be used in multiple ways. In houses and apartments with limited space,… Read More »Eight homes where pull-out furniture creates flexible interiors
Sculptural concrete columns support the Cesson-Viasilva Park and Ride and Bus Station in Rennes, which was designed by French studio Ateliers O-S Architectes to “update the image of a car park in the outer suburbs.”… Read More »Atelier O-S perches “Roman circus” car park in France on concrete columns
A bouldering wall in this São Paulo apartment designed by Nati Minas & Studio allows a sports-loving couple to scale their double-height living room. The 220-square-metre Musa apartment in the Itaim Bibi neighbourhood was renovated… Read More »Nati Minas & Studio installs climbing wall inside São Paulo apartment
Belgian studios NU Architectuuratelier and Archipelago have created a visitor centre for the Meise Botanic Garden near Brussels that is topped by a shingle-clad vaulted roof. The Green Ark pavilion, which contains educational spaces and… Read More »Shingles cloak roof of Green Ark pavilion in Belgian botanic garden
For our latest lookbook, we’ve gathered eight home interiors and exteriors that are crowned by circular openings and skylights. While often used to draw daylight into interior spaces, openings may also provide unexpected visual connections… Read More »Eight homes punctuated by dramatic circular openings
Dezeen In Depth‘s August newsletter explores the evolution of Scandinavian design and features an interview with Suriname’s architect minister. Subscribe to Dezeen in Depth today! Designers in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark are transforming Scandinavian design… Read More »Dezeen In Depth explores Scandinavian design’s move away from minimalism