Architecture studio K59 Atelier has designed a home in Di Linh, Vietnam, using local materials that were easy to transport to its remote site, such as timber and rammed earth. Named Di Linh House, the… Read More »“Light structures and materials” define Di Linh House by K59 Atelier
We’re highlighting 10 designers working with different materials and styles in Mexico City as the latest part of our North American Design 2024 series, which highlights independent designers across the continent. From traditional designs in… Read More »Ten independent studios demonstrating the diversity of design in Mexico City
Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis has created colourful football plinths for the Euro 2024 group stage games, while German studio Gonzalez Haase AAS has designed a stripy aluminium plinth for the opening game. The designers were… Read More »Sabine Marcelis sculpts Euro 2024 matchball plinths to “encapsulate the love for football”
Using recycled materials is a better route to reducing the environmental impact of Nike‘s products than designing for disassembly, the sportswear brand’s chief designer officer Martin Lotti says in this interview. Sitting down with Dezeen at… Read More »Recycled materials will give Nike “biggest impact” on sustainability says chief design officer
Dezeen Showroom: Australian interior designer Greg Natale has combined the look of marble with metallic inlays in the Villa tile collection, created for manufacturer Kaolin. The Villa porcelain tile collection features a choice of four… Read More »Villa tile collection by Greg Natale for Kaolin
London‘s annual Serpentine Pavilion should abandon its commitment to giving overseas architects their first English commission and instead prioritise experimental, socially conscious architecture, writes Phineas Harper. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when the Serpentine Pavilions… Read More »“When was the last time the Serpentine delivered a banger?”