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
Central Saint Martins graduate Peerasin Punxh Hutapheat has developed Growink, a bio-ink that uses fungal pigments in place of petroleum-based dyes. The ink, which is currently optimised for screenprint, has four hues that were formed… Read More »Peerasin Punxh Hutapheat designs Growink to “print with life”
Architecture studio SOM has broken ground on a new terminal at Chicago O’Hare International Airport and has released unseen renderings of its design with “orchard-inspired columns” and curvilinear structural elements, informed by Midwestern rivers. The… Read More »SOM breaks ground on “most ambitious expansion” of Chicago O’Hare airport
Dezeen Showroom: Thai brand Rocco Decoration worked with designer Kamonwan Yongpanit on a screen that mimics the look of sunlight filtering through louvred shutters. Designed for windowless areas, the Morgen screen is a lightweight wall… Read More »Morgen screen by Kamonwan Yongpanit for Rocco Decoration
Local studio Garnett DePasquale Projects has settled a compact, black-stained cedar house on a tree-lined Sag Harbor lot in the Hamptons in New York. Known as Meadowlark, the 3,853-square-foot (358-square-metre) house was originally intended to be… Read More »Garnett DePasquale Projects wraps Hamptons house in black cedar
In the heart of Ontario’s Muskoka region, a new family cottage by Barbora Vokac Taylor Architect (BVT A) redefines what it means to live closely with nature. Designed for a multi-generational family, the four-bedroom, three-level… Read More »A Muskoka Lakeside Cottage Blends Architecture With the Canadian Shield