The Warren Technical Center in Michigan, the first solo project by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen, showcased the unity of mid-century architecture, design and engineering in the United States. Completed in 1956 in a small town… Read More »Mid-century designers and engineers “envisioned the future” at GM’s Tech Center
Multiple human rights groups, including Amnesty International, have criticised a human rights assessment of Saudi Arabia’s 2034 FIFA World Cup bid, claiming it fails to acknowledge documented abuses to workers in the country. Amnesty International… Read More »Human rights assessment of Saudi World Cup bid “omitted glaring risks” says Amnesty
Dezeen Showroom: American brand Pallas Textiles has collaborated with design studio Limn & Loom to create the In Good Company fabric collection woven from recycled plastic yarn. The In Good Company collection is woven from Seaqual… Read More »In Good Company textile collection by Limn & Loom for Pallas Textiles
Zaha Hadid Architects’ twisting Mercury Tower is a symbol of Malta‘s confused urban priorities and raises questions about how much influence individual buildings should have over a place, writes Ann Dingli. Mercury Tower is Malta’s… Read More »“Is Mercury Tower a saviour or symptom of Malta’s urban fate?”
The Dezeen editorial team is up for seven awards at the prestigious International Building Press Awards 2024 – the most out of any of the publications nominated this year. Dezeen features editor Nat Barker received… Read More »Dezeen nominated for seven IBP Journalism Awards
Photographs shared exclusively with Dezeen show the twisting facade of Malta‘s tallest building, recently completed by British studio Zaha Hadid Architects. At 31 storeys and 122 metres in height, Mercury Tower has been the Mediterranean… Read More »Photos reveal Zaha Hadid Architects’ completed Mercury Tower in Malta