The latest newsletter in our US edition of Dezeen Agenda features all the news from the US, including office-to-residential plans in New York and 3D-printed houses in Texas . Subscribe today! In this US edition of… Read More »US edition of Dezeen Agenda features all the news from the last fortnight in America
This week on Dezeen, the Royal Institute of British Architects awarded Japanese studio SANAA its Royal Gold Medal for the firm’s “impactful leadership”. SANAA was given the award for its contribution to the advancement of architecture.… Read More »This week SANAA won the RIBA Royal Gold Medal
New York-based Distributed Art Publishers and Designers & Books have partnered with Archigram magazine and designer Miko McGinty to create remakes of all ten issues of the 1960s counter-culture architecture magazine for the first time.… Read More »Archigram to print “first ever” remakes with tributes by Tadao Ando and more
Not all that’s lost is meant to stay hidden. In Faye Toogood’s latest body of work, Assemblage 7: Lost and Found II, the British designer uncovers the beauty of rediscovery, bringing materials from the age… Read More »Unearthing Faye Toogood’s Assemblage 7: A Journey Through Time + Material
Sculptural, elegant, and slightly anthropomorphic, the new POSE lighting collection by British designer Tom Dixon is set to captivate design lovers this winter. Staying true to Dixon’s minimalist yet expressive aesthetic, the collection introduces a… Read More »Tom Dixon Is Poised to Shine With POSE Lighting
Ceramist Alex Matisse is a member of a storied family of artists and inventors, including his great-grandfather Henri Matisse and father Paul. Raised in a small New England town, he was making things from clay… Read More »F5: Alex Matisse on a Wooden Ladle, His Father + More