Dezeen Courses: for our latest courses roundup, we’ve selected five short courses in architecture and design that are featured on Dezeen Courses and taking place this summer. This roundup features programmes that explore different areas of… Read More »Programmes at The Bartlett and UCLA among short courses taking place this summer
Tired of lugging around a heavy vacuum that barely cleans your floors? You’re not alone. Many homeowners and commercial users feel frustrated with bulky, underperforming vacuums that make cleaning more exhausting than it should be.… Read More »6 Best Benefits of Canister Vacuums for Your Home
“Lighthearted and playful” inflatables intended to evoke clouds have been incorporated into this cluster of three pavilions in rural China, completed by architecture firms Practice on Earth and Increments Studio. Set among the rice fields… Read More »Shipping containers and inflatables form Down in the Clouds pavilions in China
Toilets with inflated membrane roofs and 3D-printed planters are among the restrooms designed by young architects for the Expo 2025 Osaka. To platform young Japanese architects, the expo launched a competition for the design of… Read More »Six toilets designed by young architects for Expo 2025 Osaka
This week on Dezeen, we featured a micro home built within a decommissioned wind turbine. Designed by Dutch studio Blade-Made, the wood-lined house was created as a prototype to demonstrate how wind turbines could be reused at… Read More »This week we revealed a micro home in a wind turbine
Dezeen School Shows: a 3D-printed PET lampshade and a folding bench are among the latest designs by students at Thomas Jefferson University. Also featured is a room divider designed for offices and education spaces, and a… Read More »3D-printed lampshade among design projects from Thomas Jefferson University