Polycarbonate panels clad the exterior of this triangular treehouse in Switzerland‘s Locarno district, which was designed by Swiss architect Olin Petzold as a woodland writing studio. Perched among the trees in the Onsernone Valley, Casetta… Read More »Olin Petzold nestles self-built treehouse in Swiss valley
A large orange-lacquered communal table runs through the centre of this burger restaurant in Houston, designed by locally based Studio Danel to “transcend the conventions of a burger restaurant”. The Galleria location of OMG! Burger,… Read More »“Architecture and everyday culture” meet at this Texas burger restaurant by Studio Danel
Local practice Päivä Architekti has expanded a rural home in the Czech Republic, perching a tanned larch-clad annex on the edge of its sloping forest site. Named Medník House after its location in the village… Read More »Päivä Architekti perches larch-clad extension alongside hilltop home in Czech Republic
Sweeping arches define this all-white house in Sydney, designed by Australian practice James Garvan Architecture to reference nearby neoclassical and Federation-style properties. The house is located in the suburb of Waverley and belongs to a… Read More »Moon House in Sydney takes design cues from neighbouring period properties
This week on Dezeen, we reported on MIT’s tiny, bee-sized flying robot, which could someday help with search-and-rescue missions. Measuring four centimetres wide and weighing under one gram, the micro robot was designed to fit… Read More »This week we revealed a robot that can fly as fast as a bumblebee
Mexican studio PPAA has created a blocky concrete house on a narrow site in Los Angeles, California, USA, carving out courtyards and voids into the form. Known as Mar Vista, the 4,488-square-foot (417-square-metre) house is… Read More »PPAA utilises “subtractive design” for concrete house in Los Angeles