Chicago has approved plans for architecture studio RIOS and landscape studio Field Operations to transform 55-acres around the United Center arena as part of the 1901 Project. Last week, the city approved the $7 billion… Read More »United Center’s parking lots to be turned into “network of plazas and paseos”
Nestled between the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Petit and Gros Pitons – soaring volcanic plugs emerging along Saint Lucia’s increasingly popular Caribbean coastline – Sugar Beach unfolds within a dense rainforest. The 100-acre resort comprises a… Read More »Rent Out Art-Filled Residence at Saint Lucia’s Sugar Beach Resort
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have created a thin and flexible fibre computer and woven it into clothes, suggesting a potential alternative to current wearable electronics. Created by the Fibers@MIT lab, the computer is made… Read More »MIT researchers create “fibre computer” that can be woven into clothes
1. Katherine Duclos’ LEGO Artworks Vancouver-based multidisciplinary artist Katherine Duclos has been sharing her LEGO mosaic art on Instagram over the years and I’m forever intrigued every time they pop up. As a LEGO lover,… Read More »Take 5: Surreal LEGO Art, a Dreamy Sweater, Puffy Lamp + More
Promotion: Dezeen is partnering with New York’s International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) for the ninth edition of its Look Book design exhibition of curated products from North America. ICFF, which takes place from 18 to… Read More »ICFF and Dezeen celebrate North American design at Look Book 2025
Portable power banks can be a lifesaver if you’re on the go and find your phone out of juice, but they’re also bulky and annoying to carry around. The new CarbonBlade from Sharge aims to… Read More »This Power Bank Is Super-Thin But Still Packs a Large Battery