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”
Yellow accents enliven the viewing platforms, performance areas and play spaces at this urban park in Kunshan, China, completed by local studio SoBA. Named The Orchestra Park, the project has transformed a vacant urban lot… Read More »SoBA draws on “curves and rhythm” of music for The Orchestra Park in China
Earthquake-proof joinery, 10-micrometre-thin wood shavings and a scale model of Kyoto’s Sa-an Teahouse are on display at Japan House London as part of The Craft of Carpentry exhibition. Opening today, the show explores over 1,000 years… Read More »Japanese carpentry highlights “deep relationships between humans and trees”
Architect Carlo Ratti, designer Sofia Lagerkvist and interior designers Matthew Williamson and Sarah Sham have joined the judging panel for Dezeen Awards 2025. Dezeen Awards in partnership with Bentley, champions the best architects and designers… Read More »Carlo Ratti, Sofia Lagerkvist and Matthew Williamson revealed as Dezeen Awards 2025 judges
Loom-woven coats and screen-printed skirts feature in fashion brand Loewe‘s latest collection created in collaboration with the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation. The Fall Winter 2025 collection, conceptualised by the Spanish fashion house’s creative director… Read More »Loewe unveils Josef & Anni Albers-informed collection
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a residential tower in Amsterdam completed by OMA. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. Dutch studio OMA revealed a concrete-clad residential tower on the site of a… Read More »Dezeen Debate features “the most dull project of the year”