Steel-banded timber crates and a wave-like rope seat are among the benches that have been installed throughout the Royal Docks for the London Festival of Architecture. The benches have been created as part of Pews and… Read More »Emerging designers animate London’s Royal Docks with Pews and Perches
Handel Architects has completed a skyscraper in Boston with Passive House-certified office spaces, which its developers say is the largest office to reach that certification in the world. Developed by Millennium Partners, the 1.8 million-square-foot… Read More »Handel Architects completes “world’s largest Passive House office” in Boston
Chunks of onyx stepped along the waterfront, green spaces and multiple playgrounds fill a public park built on a former industrial port in Los Angeles by international architecture studio Sasaki. Opened in 2024, the Wilmington… Read More »Sasaki completes waterfront transformation and public park in the Port of Los Angeles
Dezeen School Shows: a housing project in Beijing featuring timber towers is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at the University of Westminster. Also included is a project critiquing conservation practices and a… Read More »Ten student architecture projects from the University of Westminster
Along the shoreline of Puerto Escondido can be found a motley of architecture – surfer beach huts, traditional Oaxacan homes, open air eateries and bars, interspersed with a growing number of contemporary vacation homes and… Read More »The Arched Elegance of Casona Sforza, Puerto Escondido
World renowned French designer Ronan Bouroullec is stunning us yet again with another incredible collection that showcases his distinct creative eye. Created for Italian ceramics company Mutina, Bouroullec unveiled six new designs for the brand’s… Read More »Ronan Bouroullec Unveils 6 New Ceramic Works for Mutina Editions