Romanian architecture studio Vinklu has squeezed a tiny cafe, with a simple, pitched form that references Japanese roadside shrines, into the gap between two residential buildings in Bucharest. Named The Chapel, the cafe was designed… Read More »Vinklu squeezes tiny cafe between buildings in Bucharest
The fourth edition of Bali design festival Jia Curated featured pavilions made from materials including barley, bamboo, cardboard and string. We’ve picked out eight of the most innovative examples. Hosted in an abandoned, overgrown theme… Read More »Eight pavilions installed in an abandoned Bali theme park for Jia Curated 2025
Swedish designer Gustaf Westman has revealed the first piece from his upcoming IKEA collaboration, an elongated plate designed to serve and display the Swedish furniture company’s classic meatballs in a row. Dubbed the “first-ever dedicated… Read More »Gustaf Westman designs IKEA plate to serve meatballs “like they’re sitting on little thrones”
The steering group of the UK chapter of climate network Architects Declare has released a statement regarding the destruction and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The statement, which was released this morning by UK Architects Declare jointly… Read More »UK Architects Declare expresses “sincere apology for not speaking out sooner” on destruction in Gaza
American transportation firm Volonaut has released test footage of its Airbike, a personal aircraft resembling a flying motorcycle that uses jet engines to hover and glide through the air at speeds of up to 102… Read More »Video reveals hoverbike that lets users fly “like a superhero”
Pentagram partner and Dezeen Awards 2025 judge Giorgia Lupi talks to Dezeen about how she uses storytelling to uncover the personal, emotional and cultural layers behind the data. Lupi, who initially studied architecture in Italy,… Read More »Data is always a “fragment of a story” says information designer Giorgia Lupi