Designer Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian transformed part of London‘s West End into a multi-sensory playground with the public installation Piccadilly Un:Plugged. Spanning Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and St James’s Market, the installation was created as part… Read More »Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian creates “cosmic playground” with inflatable cats
Promotion: Italian bathroom and kitchen brand Gessi transformed Casa Gessi Milano into a sensory experience spotlighting its latest collections as part of Milan design week. Named Beyond the Extraordinary, the installation highlighted the brand’s dedication… Read More »Gessi’s Milan design week experience welcomed guests “into a parallel dimension”
Low-carbon building and affordable housing in the US are likely to be particularly badly hit by uncertainty around president Donald Trump‘s import tariffs, experts have told Dezeen. Markets were plunged into chaos earlier this month… Read More »Sustainable architecture and affordable housing will be tariff casualties, experts warn
American architecture studios Handel Architects and HWKN have completed the Journal Squared development in New Jersey, USA, which contains three skyscrapers with gridded facades. Located in Jersey City, the development stretches out over 213,676 square… Read More »Three connected white-clad skyscrapers completed in New Jersey
Turf has launched two new products designed specifically for ceilings, Pantheon and Step. The Chicago-based acoustic solutions provider, known for its distinctive options for walls, now expands its ceiling scapes portfolio with the two new… Read More »Turf Blends Acoustic Performance and Design to Transform Ceilings
Sweden-based group Architectural Uprising has released an announcement naming Steven Holl Architect‘s Simmons Hall at MIT the winner of its International Aesthetic Atrocity Awards. Architectural Uprising (AU), which advocates for classical over modernist architecture, announced… Read More »Anti-modernist architecture group declares Simmons Hall “America’s ugliest building”