Dezeen School Shows: a proposal for a series of micro-villages that prioritise sustainable lifestyles is among the projects from students at the American University in Dubai. Also featured is an urban layout that rethinks Dubai’s… Read More »Sustainable micro-villages among projects from the American University in Dubai
Many unexpected Mid-century modern contributors don’t get much attention, including LGBTQ+ people and people of colour. Here the curators of a recent Cranbrook Art Museum exhibition select seven often-overlooked designers from the period. The designers… Read More »Seven often-overlooked mid-century modern designers
With an ever-expanding range of solo sound-reducing products on the market, architectural lighting manufacturer Coronet introduces STFU Contours, a collection of fixtures that combines optimal lighting with acoustic performance. The new line is an extension… Read More »Coronet Introduces STFU Contours Collection of Shapely Acoustic Luminaires
Promotion: American technology company Snaptrude has launched a major update to its software, which allows for faster and more efficient development of early concepts. The third version of the cloud-based, collaborative 3D building design tool… Read More »Snaptrude launches version 3.0 with “an all-in-one design ecosystem for early stage architecture”
Butterfly joints don’t always get the recognition they deserve. In traditional Korean wooden architecture (called hanok), woodworking, and masonry, these graceful connectors – known as nabi-jangbu – quietly hold everything together with precision, tucked out… Read More »Bugak Is a Clever Stool That Honors Korean Joinery
Design has long held the power to renew and transform, whether it’s upcycling discarded materials, refreshing a living space, or offering someone a much-needed second chance. Incredibly, The Healing Forest Tables, a new limited-edition collection… Read More »Designed for a Second Chance, These Tables Support Women After Incarceration