Filmmaker Wes Anderson has had a prolific career, championing his signature sepia-tinted, dolly-heavy style, immediately recognizable from the first couple seconds of any new project. With thirteen feature films and a numerous amount of shorts,… Read More »You Can Soon Dive Into the Archives of Filmmaker Wes Anderson
When summer temperatures soar, a malfunctioning air conditioner can turn your home into an uncomfortable sauna. If your AC isn’t keeping you cool, understanding the most common air conditioner problems and the parts that cause… Read More »Top 7 Common Issues with Air Conditioning Units
A timber-framed undercroft “dissolves” the boundaries between inside and out at this house in Brisbane, renovated by local studio Kieron Gait Architects. Named Balmoral Hillside House after the suburb in which it is located, the… Read More »Kieron Gait Architects updates Balmoral Hillside House with timber-framed undercroft
An exposed concrete shell incorporates walls, stairs and furniture at Nakano House, a “cave-like” residence in the heart of Tokyo designed by Japanese studio Suzuko Yamada Architects. Designed for a couple and their child and… Read More »Suzuko Yamada Architects casts furniture within walls of concrete Japanese house
Dutch studio MVRDV has unveiled designs for a marble-clad residential tower in Taipei, Taiwan, that will be covered in protruding volumes. Named Out of the Box, the high-rise will have a gridded facade defined by… Read More »MVRDV unveils design for marble-clad skyscraper in Taipei
Palestine Regeneration Team’s contribution to the British Pavilion is one of the few projects at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale to address the ongoing war in Gaza. Here, the architecture group tells Dezeen that more… Read More »“Architectural profession letting Gaza down with its ongoing silence” says Palestine Regeneration Team