Photographer Brendan McNeill has documented the juxtaposition of the historic buildings of Toronto and the current wave of construction in his photo series Ten Years Taller. Photographed across the city, Ten Years Taller is composed… Read More »Brendan McNeill photographs “curious juxtaposition” between Toronto’s historic buildings and modern skyscrapers
Sunrooms, solariums, and conservatories – the history of these light-soaked spaces dates back thousands of years originating as ancient temporal structures that allowed early civilizations to commune with the stars. Whether in practical application or… Read More »This Cobble Hill Townhouse Finds New Life Awash in Sunlight
Warm light is immediately calming to the system, a flickering facsimile of our ancestors gathering around fire. The Farolito Light from Wooj captures this indelible warmth within delicate paper-like form, taking inspiration from the paper… Read More »Farolito Is a 3D-Printed Lamp Inspired by a Paper Lantern
Dezeen Showroom: the following furnishings are among those that nest, hinge, stack or fold their way into smaller footprints to allow for ease of storage. From compact residences to larger mixed-use or open plan spaces,… Read More »Seven products that are stackable, foldable or space-saving
The UK government has published an update on its plan for the deconstruction of Grenfell Tower, detailing how it will be dismantled floor by floor, eight years after the deadly fire. In the report, the… Read More »Government outlines “trauma-aware” deconstruction plan for Grenfell Tower
Teenage Engineering, the Swedish electronics design brand behind iconic products like the OP-1 synthesizer and the OB-4 speaker, is shifting gears – literally. Known for its innovative, minimalist design language and cult-favorite gadgets, the company… Read More »Teenage Engineering Debuts a Customizable Electric Moped