International studio WHY Architecture has released images of the Dib Bangkok museum, which it claims will be “Thailand’s first museum dedicated to international contemporary art”. Set to open in Bangkok in December 2025, the 71,000-square-foot… Read More »Photos of Thailand’s first international contemporary art museum revealed
Stockholm-based Beckmans College of Design presents Workform, a design collaboration between final-year Product Design students and three Swedish furniture companies, Edsbyn, SAVO and Svensson & Linnér. Throughout the year, students collaborate with professional companies to produce a… Read More »Design Students Explore the Future of Seating With Workform
Quantum computing could well be the future – but while we’re still a long way off from having quantum computers in our homes, we’re likely much closer to them being actually useful in data centers.… Read More »Whipsaw Is Setting the Stage for Quantum Computer Design
French studio Amelia Tavella Architectes has used irregular blocks of granite to clad the Edmond Simeoni School and Cultural Space, referencing its craggy surroundings in Corsica. Located in the coastal village of Lumio, the 2,300-square-metre… Read More »Amelia Tavella Architectes completes granite-clad school on craggy Corsican coast
As part of our ongoing Art Deco Centenary series, Dezeen rounds up 15 of the most noteworthy US examples of art deco architecture, from New York skyscrapers to an Oklahoma church. After fully emerging in… Read More »Fifteen of America’s most significant art deco buildings
Statuemania is back, but the political weaponisation of memorials will not end happily, writes Robert Bevan. There’s a short, cobbled street in Munich still known as Shirkers’ Alley. It was the route locals took during… Read More »“When we place people on a pedestal, we only diminish ourselves”