In many ways, we see ourselves in the growth patterns of flowers – we grow well when tended to, we benefit from some sun, and we naturally flock to one another, understanding that our collective… Read More »Reflecting Diverseness Turns Data Into Glistening Field of Flowers
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, who designed the Cardboard Cathedral in New Zealand, has won the 2026 American Institute of Architects Gold Medal. Ban becomes the fourth Japanese architect, following Fumihiko Maki, Tadao Ando and Kenzo… Read More »Shigeru Ban wins AIA Gold Medal for “pioneering use of humble, renewable materials”
Northern California–based designer Hanneke Lourens has never shied away from embedding cultural narratives in her work – like her Leftover Bench, inspired by South Africa’s culture of fostering community through milk crates and stacked cinder blocks.… Read More »Hanneke Lourens Transforms Security Bars Into Furniture
Jeremiah Brent always appreciated his own natural talent, but the first time that someone became emotional upon walking into a space he had designed was when he realized that interiors were his true calling. “It… Read More »F5: Jeremiah Brent on Typography, Brancusi’s Studio, Marble Slab Yards + More
Dezeen Showroom: marble and brushed stainless steel give a poetic materiality to the Tulip chair, created by Australian interior designer Tom Black. Manufactured through the designer’s furniture studio T. Black Atelier, the Tulip chair channels… Read More »Tulip chair by Tom Black
Blue fibre cement weatherboarding and porthole windows lend a “coastal character” to Goldsmith Mews, an infill housing block in Kent designed by London architecture practice Office S&M. Located in the village of Chalk – famous… Read More »Office S&M takes aim at “generic suburbia” with powder blue mews block in Kent