A winding brick path doubles as a temporary watercourse during heavy rainfall at this urban park in Copenhagen‘s South Harbour, which has been designed by Danish landscape architect Schønherr. Called Karens Minde Axis, the park… Read More »Schønherr combines flood defence with urban park in Copenhagen
Iranian-French architect India Mahdavi has put her characteristic maximalist spin on PoMo, a contemporary art museum in Trondheim, Norway, with a salmon-pink gift shop and a mandarin-hued staircase. PoMo, which opened its fuchsia doors on… Read More »India Mahdavi completes first museum project in Norway
Interior designer Ilse Crawford, designers Teo Yang and Benjamin Hubert and architect Olajumoke Adenowo will judge this year’s Dezeen Awards. Launched earlier this month, Dezeen Awards 2025 in partnership with Bentley will reward this year’s best… Read More »Ilse Crawford, Teo Yang and Benjamin Hubert named as Dezeen Awards 2025 judges
Chinese architecture studio Spactrum has repurposed construction-site tools and materials to furnish its own office in Shanghai. The materials and tools used for the furniture include moulds, refractory bricks and floor decking, which are commonly… Read More »Spactrum transforms construction materials into furniture for own office
New York studio Rockwell Group has put a fresh spin on the city’s only revolving restaurant, renovating the interiors with stylistic references to the Broadway theatre district below. The View occupies the 47th and 48th… Read More »Rockwell Group reimagines revolving restaurant above Times Square
Canadian studio D’Arcy Jones Architects has transformed a dilapidated, 120-year-old building into a cedar-clad family house, leaving historical materials exposed in the updated interiors. Called 3789 Redo by the studio, the project involved replacing the… Read More »D’Arcy Jones Architects overhauls condemned Vancouver house