Trophies, medals, and celebratory objects – public accolades, in conjunction with their awards ceremonies, have always provided an occasion for those on the receiving end to make a statement. But when the Junior Tennis Foundation… Read More »Joe Doucet Serves in Monumental Design for Tennis Hall of Fame Trophy
Since its debut in 2017, the Welles Chandelier by contemporary furniture and lighting brand Gabriel Scott has become a symbol of luxury and elegant design. The innovative chandelier came from a need to create a… Read More »Formations In Nature Inspires Sculptural Clusters of Light
Audiophiles know the hassle of buying gear. First you have to research and buy turntables, then think about amplifiers and speakers – not to mention any add-ons like subwoofers and wireless features. Gadhouse, however, is… Read More »The Gadhouse Duke & Roy Takes the Hassle Out of Turntable Shopping
Dezeen can exclusively reveal photos of the art deco-informed Apple Miami Worldcenter, the “first Apple Store with extensive use of mass-timber construction”, which opens this Friday. Designed by Apple‘s in-house team, Apple Miami Worldcenter occupies… Read More »Apple unveils first mass-timber Apple Store in Miami
Architecture studio Archer + Braun has renovated a listed home in Edinburgh, adding a limestone-clad extension punctured by expansive glazing. Aptly named Limestone House, the five-bedroom home unexpectedly received listed status during the design phase,… Read More »Archer + Braun adds “modernist extension” to Limestone House in Edinburgh
At least 92 per cent of housing units in Gaza have been destroyed or damaged, according to data shared by the United Nations‘ Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. The Office for the Coordination… Read More »UN reports 92 per cent of Gaza housing has been destroyed or damaged