Works by Mexican designers Fernando Laposse and Claudina Flores were among those shown in a remote seaside house near Puerto Escondido, Mexico, during Mexico Design Fair. Dozens of works were placed throughout the house, called… Read More »Works by Fernando Laposse and others showcased in beachside Mexican pavilion
Dezeen Courses: we’ve rounded up five courses for graduates who want to continue their architectural studies, including programmes focusing on restoration, interiors and emergency design. The roundup includes courses at institutions across Europe and North… Read More »Five postgraduate degrees in architecture featured on Dezeen Courses
History tends to repeat itself as famed heritage home furnishing brands often rest on their laurels, periodically referencing archives only to update the color and finish of classic silhouettes or upgrade objects with hardware previously… Read More »Sumptuous Curves Comprise the Squash Collection by Faye Toogood for Poltrona Frau
When New York-based designer Steffany Trần, founder of the studio Vy Voi, began ideating for a new series, she was curious about the theme of contradiction and decided to delve further. Although the word “contradiction”… Read More »Vy Voi’s Re Cay Lighting Is Rooted in an Exploration of Balance
Architect AIBC, MRAIC, LEED AP, and Accredited Passivhaus Designer Cedric Burgers had some help being set up for success, thanks to parents who fostered a creative culture and hard work. “In retrospect, it had a… Read More »F5: Cedric Burgers Talks the Best of Canada, His Go-To Chair + More
Walls are the wrong architectural response to mass migration and violence in border cities, says Mexican architect Gabriela Carrillo in this interview. “[Migrants] are running away from very complex issues in the places where they… Read More »Architecture a “powerful tool” for easing strains of migration says Gabriela Carrillo