From Robert Rauschenberg to Hannah Höch and Max Ernst, I have always been drawn to collage and assemblage. These techniques, where separate elements are edited and fused into something new, have long fascinated me –… Read More »A Collage of Sorts: PLUCK Miami x Taste:Work:Shop
Dezeen Showroom: designed to maximise prep space in the kitchen, US manufacturer Ruvati have released sinks that can be converted with two levels of add-on accessories. Workstation sinks are made from stainless steel and feature two… Read More »Workstation sinks by Ruvati
Slanted concrete panels pocked with holes shield the facade of this house in Vietnam, created by architecture practice M+TRO Studio for a family of five. Named Kho Rèn House, the home is designed to maximise… Read More »M+TRO Studio shelters Kho Rèn House in Vietnam with angled concrete panels
Architecture studio Niall McLaughlin Architects has unveiled its design for a timber-framed Maggie’s Centre surrounded by woodland for Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge. The Stirling Prize-winning studio recently submitted a planning application for the centre. If… Read More »Niall McLaughlin designs timber structure “pinwheeled around lightwell” for Maggie’s Cambridge
Government funding cuts will make it much harder for architecture firms in England to take on apprentices, having a major negative impact on the profession, writes RIBA president Muyiwa Oki. Despite being relatively new, architecture… Read More »“There is a dark cloud over architecture apprenticeships”
The UK government has announced the shortlist for the Queen Elizabeth II Memorial, with studios Foster + Partners, Heatherwick Studio, WilkinsonEyre and Jamie Fobert Architects in the running. Five teams have been shortlisted to design… Read More »Foster and Heatherwick shortlisted to design Queen Elizabeth II Memorial