French artist Aude Franjou has created an installation for Paris Design Week featuring handwoven coral-like forms that spiral upwards through a staircase within one of the city’s most famous landmarks. Franjou was commissioned by Florence… Read More »Nature invades Paris’s July Column in Corals of Liberty installation by Aude Franjou
Promotion: a three-dimensional facade solution by facade specialist Rieder ensures a durable, weather-resistant exterior for a building in Hamburg, Germany. Designed by Munich-based architecture studio Auer Weber, the BGW and VBG Prevention Centre is a… Read More »Rieder facade makes “architectural statement” for Hamburg port tower
Dezeen editor Tom Ravenscroft picks the six top innovations from Apple‘s keynote event, including the thinnest iPhone ever, AirPods with live translation and high blood pressure alerts on the Apple Watch. Dezeen was in the… Read More »Live translation and five other groundbreaking Apple innovations
The Texas studio and living space of American designer Donald Judd will reopen later this month following a seven-year restoration effort by architects Troy Schaum and Rosalyne Shieh, including recovery after a 2021 fire. Begun… Read More »Donald Judd’s Architecture Office reopens in Marfa following restoration
Seattle-based furniture company Memo, known for small collections and singular objects, introduces Candy modular seating. The new range represents the manufacturer’s focus on the category, a key driver in the contract sector. David Simon, managing… Read More »Candy Is a Collection of Modular Seating by Memo in Sweet Shades
Walkable cities should be prioritised even by those who don’t care about the environment, British architect Norman Foster has told the World Design Congress. Delivering a keynote speech earlier this week at the Design Council-run… Read More »Encourage density even if you “don’t give a damn about the planet” says Norman Foster