Watch a talk with Zaha Hadid Architects and The Dalmore on their rare whisky collaboration | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-05-15 | In this talk filmed by Dezeen for The Dalmore, Zaha Hadid Architects director Melodie Leung explains how she worked with the Scottish distiller to create a rare edition of its single malt whisky.During the talk, which was moderated by Yoko Choy, China editor for Wallpaper*, Leung described her collaboration with whisky makers Richard Paterson and Gregg Glass, with whom she worked to develop a Dalmore 49-year-old single malt whisky housed in a unique glass sculpture."It wasn't just about the physical outcome of the project," she said, explaining how Paterson and Glass drew on her childhood memories to create the one-off edition, which will be up for auction at Sotheby's this week to raise money for V&A Dundee.The final product is "imbued with all of our life experiences," she continued.The event marked the second instalment of a partnership between V&A Dundee and The Dalmore called The Luminary Series, which pairs notable architects with whisky makers to produce limited edition whiskies.WATCH NEXT: Kengo Kuma talk on whisky and architecture with The Dalmore - youtu.be/cUM4XLMGPzISubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Material choices can impact user interactions with technology says Future Facility Dezeen 2024-10-18 | Thoughtful material choices in technology can enhance digital experiences by making them more intuitive, tactile and less intrusive, says Future Facility during a talk hosted by Dezeen and ASUS.Titled Technological Tactility: Creating Design You Can Feel, the talk took place in Shoreditch at ASUS and Dezeen's Design You Can Feel exhibition during London Design Festival.The discussion explored the intersections of digital technology, design and materiality, focusing on how people use powerful tools like artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance productivity and generate ideas that that stir the senses and resonate with people on an emotional level.Hosted by Dezeen's editorial director Max Fraser, the panel featured ASUS chief design officer Mitch Yang along with London studio Future Facility, the research arm of Industrial Facility led by Kim Colin, Sam Hecht and Leo Leitner.
Fruitmarket Gallery shortlisted for the RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award Dezeen 2024-10-18 | This video features the renovated Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh by Reiach and Hall Architects, which has been shortlisted for this year's RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award.The film forms the first in a series of videos being published by Dezeen this month in collaboration with the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) to spotlight the annual award's 2024 shortlist.The film has been produced by Jim Stephenson. Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2130367 WATCH NEXT: Chowdry Walk social housing designed not to be "a monolithic block" - youtu.be/t7Ls0CtWMP8Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Hanju Seo wins Start Something Powerful Competition with tree identification system Dezeen 2024-10-17 | Hanju Seo has won Dezeen and Bentley's Start Something Powerful Competition with a concept that helps identify individual trees by their bark, enabling small forest owners to participate more effectively in carbon offset programmes.The global design competition invited architects and designers to envisage innovative concepts that could have a transformative effect on people's lives over the next 100 years.Through the design contest, Dezeen and Bentley sought to discover prototypes that could serve as a blueprint for future living, anticipating the needs, technologies and lifestyle trends.Read more on dezeen.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Spaceship Neptune-Excelsior features a giant SpaceBalloon | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-10-15 | Spaceship Neptune-Excelsior has successfully completed an uncrewed second test flight, propelled by a giant SpaceBalloon™, the spacecraft could carry tourists into the edge of space in the near future.The Space Perspective teardrop-shaped capsule was designed by London-based studio Of My Imagination to provide a markedly different experience from its forebearers.Find out more on dezeen.com
Yayoi Kusama installs mirrored orbs outside Liverpool Street Station in London | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-10-08 | For Infinite Accumulation, her largest-ever permanent sculpture, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has created a series of connected metallic spheres by the Elizabeth Line entrance of London's Liverpool Street Station.Reflective orbs were placed along a curving, twisting structure to form the Infinite Accumulation installation, which is around 100 metres long and rises 10 metres above the public space.Find out more on dezeen.com
Kings Cross masterplan Stirling Prize shortlist video Dezeen 2024-10-07 | This video spotlights the King's Cross masterplan by Allies and Morrison and Porphyrios Associates, which is one of six projects shortlisted for this year's RIBA Stirling Prize.The 20-year-long redevelopment of King's Cross is the largest project on the shortlist, which is the focus of this short film series being published by Dezeen in collaboration with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).This film has been produced by RIBA.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2126521WATCH NEXT: Elizabeth Line designed to have an "elegant simplicity" - youtu.be/OGULl2BR_NcSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
The Rewear Chair is an organised and stylish take on the humble laundry chair Dezeen 2024-10-04 | Creative agency Uncommon Creative Studio has produced a chair with collapsible arms that can be used to air out clothes, encouraging users to rewear garments rather than washing them more than needed.The Rewear Chair, which will be showcased later this month during Dutch Design Week, was developed by Uncommon Creative Studio as part of a campaign for eco-cleaning brand Ecover aimed at highlighting the environmental impact of everyday activities like laundry.The bespoke piece is a playful reappraisal of the 'laundry chair' which exists in many bedrooms as a place for tossing worn clothes that aren't dirty enough to require washing.The designers wanted to celebrate this behaviour as skipping washes and allowing clothes to air out on a chair can save water and energy, while also making clothes last longer."We're taking a common behaviour and turning it into something beautiful and intentional," explained Uncommon Creative Studio founder Nils Leonard.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2125104WATCH NEXT: Coperni creates spray-on dress for model Bella Hadid - youtube.com/watch?v=iWMcYBW8Z14Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeen Check out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Wraxall Yard Stirling Prize shortlist video Dezeen 2024-10-04 | This video spotlights the Wraxall Yard holiday accommodation by Clementine Blakemore Architects, which is one of six projects shortlisted for this year's RIBA Stirling Prize.This film has been produced by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2126180WATCH NEXT: Chowdry Walk social housing designed not to be "a monolithic block" - youtu.be/t7Ls0CtWMP8Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Park Hill Phase 2 Stirling Prize shortlist video Dezeen 2024-10-03 | This video spotlights the Phase 2 of the Park Hill estate regeneration in Sheffield by Mikhail Riches, which is one of six projects shortlisted for this year's RIBA Stirling Prize.This film has been produced by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2125968WATCH NEXT: Chowdry Walk social housing designed not to be "a monolithic block" - youtu.be/t7Ls0CtWMP8Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Hydro showcases revolutionary aluminium design pieces at London Design Festival Dezeen 2024-10-03 | Designer Rachel Griffin discusses the "utopian qualities" of aluminium for Hydro's 100R exhibition, which is captured in this video produced by Dezeen for the brand.Griffin was one of seven designers featured in Hydro's 100R exhibition, which was on show at the Material Matters fair during this year's London Design Festival.Directed and conceived by Norwegian designer Lars Beller Fjetland, the exhibition challenged the designers to create furniture or lighting pieces solely using Hydro's Circal 100R extruded aluminium.According to Hydro, Circal 100R is the first aluminium product made entirely from post-consumer scrap that can be mass-produced on an industrial scale.Find out more on dezeen.com
National Portrait Gallery Stirling Prize shortlist video Dezeen 2024-10-02 | This video highlights the overhaul of the National Portrait Gallery by Jamie Fobert Architects and Purcell , which is one of six projects shortlisted for this year's RIBA Stirling Prize.This film has been produced by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2125285WATCH NEXT: Elizabeth Line designed to have an "elegant simplicity" - youtu.be/OGULl2BR_NcSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Woodstock pavilions showcase intersection of digital and analog construction | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-10-01 | Bethel Woods Art and Architecture Festival hosted its third edition called BuildFest on the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival.The festival invited students and academics to build large-scale installations that could be adapted for use during a modern music festival. Select installations were used during Harvest Festival, an annual farmers market which took place directly after BuildFest.The temporary installations are open to the public until 6 October in Bethel, New York.The festival was supported by Think Wood, a programme funded by the Softwood Lumber Board.Find out more on Dezeen.com
Elizabeth Line Stirling Prize shortlist video Dezeen 2024-10-01 | This video highlights the Elizabeth Line by studios Grimshaw, Maynard, Equation and Atkins, which is one of six buildings shortlisted for this year's RIBA Stirling Prize.The second in a series of six short films that are being published by Dezeen in collaboration with Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), features the largest project on this year's shortlist.This film has been produced by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2124775WATCH NEXT: Chowdry Walk social housing designed not to be "a monolithic block" - youtu.be/t7Ls0CtWMP8Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Heleo and Daniel Ruanova create low-tech cathedral for San Diego pavilion | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-10-01 | Local design studio Heleo and Tijuana artist Daniel Ruanova have created a pavilion in San Diego meant to symbolise a twisting together of the walls on the US-Mexico border to form a space for gathering.Called Exchange Pavilion, it was erected in Balboa Park as part of the World Design Capital activations, which celebrate art and design in San Diego and Tijuana – the first time the international NGO World Design Organization has selected joint cities for the designation.Find out more on dezeen.com
Chowdry Walk Stirling Prize shortlist video Dezeen 2024-09-30 | This video highlights the Chowdry Walk social housing by Al-Jawad Pike, which is one of six buildings shortlisted for this year's RIBA Stirling Prize.This film has been produced by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2124372WATCH NEXT: Schmidt Hammer Lassen’s Beijing Art Centre evokes the site's granary history - youtu.be/0vBP_zdPQiwSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Saint Laurent suspended a large gold oculus above its Spring Summer 2025 show | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-09-27 | French fashion house Saint Laurent suspended a large gold oculus above its Spring Summer 2025 womenswear collection by Anthony Vaccarello at Paris Fashion Week.The blue oval floor referenced Yves Saint Laurent's gardens in Marrakesh whilst the suspended oculus framed the runway and reflected light onto the models. The audience was sat on replicas of Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona stools which wrapped around the circumference of the runway.Find out more on dezeen.comFootage by Saint LaurentMusic by SebastiAnEdit by Simon Volt #ysl #saintlaurent #parisfashioweek #fashion
Alex Chinneck unveils loop-the-loop canal boat in Sheffield | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-09-26 | British artist Alex Chinneck has created a six-metre-high, looped canal boat on the Sheffield & Tinsley Canal in England as a “playful distortion of the familiar”.Designed to celebrate the heritage of the canal, the 13-metre-long and six-metre-high sculpture was created as a free-to-visit artwork that appears to float.Find out more on dezeen.com
Sabine Marcelis stacks reclaimed onyx slabs for fountain | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-09-25 | Dutch material brand SolidNature has unveiled Vondel Fountain, Stacked, an art installation created in collaboration with artist and designer Sabine Marcelis.Vondel Fountain, Stacked repurposes stone slabs from SolidNature’s installation showcased at Milan Design Week in 2023, integrating them into a fountain structure designed to enhance the landscape of Amsterdam’s Vondelpark.Revealed during Amsterdam Fashion Week, the installation will remain on public display for three months.Find out more on dezeen.comFootage and edit by Clara Finnigan
Diesel creates a runway with over 14 tons of denim waste | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-09-24 | Italian fashion house Diesel staged its latest show on a runway covered with 14,800 kilograms of denim waste for its Spring Summer 2025 collection at Milan fashion week. After the show, all denim scraps from the set will be repurposed into materials such as insulation and upcycled denim rolls. The collection itself featured coats and jeans made out of leftover spools of denim thread. Footage by Diesel, edit by Simon VoltFind out more on dezeen.com #fashion #setdesign #milanfashionweek
Zaha Hadid Architects creates parametric London for Fortnite game Dezeen 2024-09-23 | UK studio Zaha Hadid Architects has collaborated with software developer Epic Games to create a parametric-style version of London that players can build on in the video game Fortnite.In the Re:Imagine London game, Fortnite players are dropped into a creator-made island on London's waterfront, which has been populated with curved buildings in keeping with Zaha Hadid Architects signature style.Players can form their own parametric architecture with readily designed modules, combining them into their desired buildings on sites near recognisable city landmarks such as St Paul's Cathedral, Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.The multiplayer game aims to encourage players to explore urban development and community engagement by inviting them to create walkable areas with sustainable and mixed-use buildings, according to Zaha Hadid Architects.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2121837WATCH NEXT: MAD's huge steel Tornado installed on Fenix Museum in Rotterdam - youtube.com/watch?v=44c-0L6E62I&t=8sSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Acrylicize showcases light artworks and installations at London Design Festival | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-09-20 | Light in Motion brings together a group of designers and engineers working with contemporary materials and cutting edge technologies for an exhibition presented by Acrylicize at the Art House, London.Part of London Design Festival 2024, the show includes design objects, artworks and installations. The works convey ideas about space, movement and time, and emphasise the dynamic play of light and motion.Find out more on dezeen.comFootage and edit by Charlie Bird
Inflatable latex garments feature at Harris Spring/Summer 2025 runway show | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-09-17 | London-based fashion brand Harri showcased its signature inflatable latex clothing at its Spring/Summer 2025 catwalk show during London Fashion Week.Alongside the brand’s staple menswear jackets and suits, womenswear pieces were also showcased on the runway for the first time including flowy latex dresses and inflatable skirts.Harri was founded by Indian-born designer Harikrishnan in 2021.Find out more on dezeen.comFootage and edit by Simon Volt#fashion #harri #lfw
LG OLED and artist Suh Do Ho present transparent digital works at Frieze Seoul Dezeen 2024-09-11 | London-based installation artist Suh Do Ho collaborated with LG OLED Art to exhibit digital versions of his late father Suh Se Ok’s abstract ink paintings at Frieze Seoul.Titled “Suh Se Ok X LG OLED: Reimagined by Suh Do Ho, Shaped by Suh Eul Ho” the exhibition used LG OLED’s transparent TV technology to enhance the transparency of the digital art and accentuate the movement of the works.LG OLED’s next presentation will be at Frieze London which runs from 9 to 13 October in Regent’s Park.
MADs huge steel Tornado installed on Fenix Museum in Rotterdam Dezeen 2024-09-09 | A huge steel spiral staircase has been installed on top of a warehouse in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, as part of the Fenix Museum designed by Chinese studio MAD.The final phase of the installation of the sculptural staircase, called Tornado, took place today, marking the topping out of the museum.Rising 30 metres through a former warehouse, which is being transformed in collaboration with conservation studio Bureau Polderman, the sculptural form is clad in 297 highly polished stainless-steel panels.The staircase will form part of the Fenix Museum, which is described as the "first museum in the world dedicated to stories of migration".Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2116014WATCH NEXT: MAD Architects plans Hollywood office wrapped with funicular railway - youtube.com/watch?v=-xo08NRyTSk Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Schmidt Hammer Lassen’s Beijing Art Centre evokes the sites granary history Dezeen 2024-09-06 | Danish architecture studio Schmidt Hammer Lassen has completed a multi-functional art centre in Beijing, referencing the shape of a granary that once occupied the site.Located in the Tongzhou district in east Beijing, China, the centre sits near the starting point of the over 2,500-year-old Grand Canal and comprises an opera house, a theatre and a concert hall."We always think of this project as a 'container of culture'," said Chris Hardie, design director of Schmidt Hammer Lassen (SHL's) Shanghai office and the lead architect of the project."This used to be the Tongzhou granary that stored food for the capital," he added. "Now we want to create a 'cultural granary' that carries local and global culture, creating an important hub for promoting art and culture in Beijing."Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2115942WATCH NEXT: World's largest waste-to-energy plant to be built in Shenzhen, China - youtube.com/watch?v=ALhOIqZNkWk Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Kacper Motyka designs cylindrical sex-centred furniture for elevating intimate experiences Dezeen 2024-08-12 | Designer Kacper Motyka has developed Chairie, an adaptable piece of furniture that was informed by the work of designer Verner Panton and features a three-cylinder design that aims to enhance sexual experiences.For his final year project on the BA Product & Industrial Design course at London school Central Saint Martins, Motyka came up with the ambitious plan to design a single piece of furniture that supports sex positions of all kinds."The idea to create sex-centred furniture stemmed from my personal frustration with discomfort, a sense of sub-optimality and the belief that we lack a contemporary design approach to this fundamental aspect of life," Motyka told Dezeen.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2104822Watch next: Fuseproject designs "world's first" portable solid-state power station – youtu.be/kOokA64xz2U?feature=sharedSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
HATO creates brutalist-informed brand identity for Barbican community forum Dezeen 2024-08-12 | Design studio HATO has developed a brand identity for the Barbican and Golden Lane Neighbourhood Forum that takes cues from the area's distinctive brutalist architecture.HATO, which is based adjacent to the Barbican complex in the Golden Lane Estate, designed the identity for the Barbican and Golden Lane Neighbourhood Forum (BGLNF) and also created the forum webpage, which features illustrative photographs of the site's architecture.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2104327WATCH NEXT: Herman Miller unveils first rebrand in over three decades - youtube.com/watch?v=XNa4IGxuNl0Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeen Follow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Kallos Turin nestles monolithic Athens residence in oasis-like garden Dezeen 2024-08-02 | Architecture studio Kallos Turin paired the cubic facade of this poured concrete Athens house with a sloping internal staircase to avoid creating a "rigid" home.Named Art House, the four-storey dwelling is located on a leafy hillside in Filothei – an Athenian suburb developed in the 1920s as a greener antidote to the densely built-up city centre.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2099496WATCH NEXT: Peach-coloured walls enliven Goan holiday homes by Jugal Mistri Architects - youtube.com/watch?v=Q4aNKqtzqIESubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeen/?locale=en_GBFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeen?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5EauthorFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeen/?hl=enCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Worlds first powered pants by Arcteryx and Skip give hikers a boost as they walk Dezeen 2024-08-01 | Outdoor brand Arc'teryx and Google spinoff Skip have developed a pair of hiking trousers with a built-in exoskeleton that provides a 40 per cent power boost when walking uphill.Designed to combat mobility challenges caused by ageing, fatigue and injury, the MO/GO pants work via motors at the knee that support the leg muscles during an ascent and the knee joint during the descent.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2102162Watch next: Fuseproject designs "world's first" portable solid-state power station – youtu.be/kOokA64xz2U?feature=sharedSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Neri&Hu animates gridded Taipei apartment block with arched screens Dezeen 2024-07-25 | Chinese architecture studio Neri&Hu has completed a residential building in Taiwan that features a gridded facade filled with inverted-arch screens.Located on a former US military base in Taipei, the apartment block is intended to echo the community feel and slower pace of life in the district, contrasting the city's bustling commercial areas.It is also designed to have an ageless aesthetic that complements the surrounding low-rise buildings, which date back to the 1970s and feature traditional arcades, Neri&Hu said.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2097044WATCH NEXT: Serpentine Pavilion "a great riddle" says architect Minsuk Cho - youtu.be/pxRIoTk_yMgSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
FOG Architecture uses grain sacks for walls of mobile bakery in China Dezeen 2024-07-23 | Piles of grain sacks were used to create the walls of this mobile pop-up cafe and bakery in Hangzhou, China, which was designed by local studio FOG Architecture.Called the Cycle Cycle Mobile Bakehouse, the pavilion was designed following the lockdown of Shanghai during the Covid-19 pandemic as a means of exploring how food could re-activate public space.FOG Architecture looked to traditional rural barns to inform the structure of Mobile Bakehouse, creating a modular timber structure that could be easily demounted and transported from city to city on the back of a truck.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2081580WATCH NEXT: Minsuk Cho introduces his 2024 Serpentine Pavilion - youtu.be/RhTK0MoXV5wSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Bunny Christies set symbolises protagonists dislocation with reality | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-07-15 | Designer Bunny Christie created an ambiguous, white-tiled structure that could be a swimming pool, the inside of a TV or a jumbo pill as the set for the play People, Places and Things, which tells the story of a recovering addict.Christie, who has designed productions including London's currently showing Guys and Dolls, created the set to echo the character's "dislocation with reality".The design of the set takes reference from medical settings, with wipe-down white tiles and a rehab reception desk in the centre of the stage.People, Places and Things runs until 10 August at the Trafalgar Theatre in London. Performance footage courtesy of Trafalgar Theatre
Discover the future of architecture at the Bartlett Summer Show 2024 | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-07-03 | Bartlett School of Architectureshowcases the future of architecture at its Bartlett Summer Show 2024.The annual exhibition features models, drawings, film, immersive environments and digital fabrications from over 900 undergraduate and postgraduate students.Bartlett Summer Show is open until 6 July 2024.#architecture #thebartlett #bartlettsummershow
We need to design for the different futures that can unfold says panel at NeoCon in Chicago Dezeen 2024-06-26 | Instead of trying to predict the future, designers must be flexible and willing to adapt to the unknown, says ROOM co-founder Morten Meisner-Jensen at a talk at the US-based modular architecture brand's showroom in Chicago during NeoCon 2024.Moderated by Dezeen's US editor Ben Dreith, the talk was held to discuss how fluidity in workspace design can create dynamic offices that promote collaboration and creativity.Titled Hard Work Soft Office, the panel featured Graham Design founder and creative director Brian Graham and Molly Prior, senior vice president of customer experience at furniture manufacturer OFS.Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour reveals Wow!house 2024 | Design | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-06-21 | Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour is hosting the third edition of Wow!house, a purpose-built showhome in London that exhibits works by a range of international designers, as seen in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen for the London-based interiors hub.Designers are invited to showcase their designs in separate rooms of the house over which they are given complete creative control.There are 19 custom rooms in total at Wow!house, including a study by Anahita Rigby and a Zimmer + Rohde bedroom by Tolu Adẹ̀kọ́."It's about accessing all of these creatives under one roof," says Claire German, CEO of Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour in the exclusive Dezeen video interview.WATCH NEXT: Minsuk Cho introduces his 2024 Serpentine Pavilion - youtu.be/RhTK0MoXV5wSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Minsuk Cho introduces his 2024 Serpentine Pavilion | Architecture | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-06-20 | Architect Minsuk Cho describes the range of sensory experiences that his multipurpose Serpentine Pavilion offers in this video produced by Dezeen for the Serpentine Galleries.Cho designed Archipelagic Void, a star-shaped shelter organised around a central opening, for the Serpentine Galleries' prestigious commission, which takes place in central London's Kensington Gardens every year."It's made up of five structures that we call islands," said Cho in an exclusive video interview with Dezeen."These islands surround a central void inspired by Madang, which are Korean traditional courtyard houses."He went on to describe how structure, with each arm of its star shape serving a different purpose, encourages visitors to interpret it for their own use."I like to have people come in and feel at home - that's what happens in Madang in Korean traditional houses - and just freely explore what this space can offer and compose your own experience."Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2085436WATCH NEXT: Serpentine Pavilion "a great riddle" says architect Minsuk Cho - youtu.be/pxRIoTk_yMgSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Kunstsilo gallery opens within basilica-like grain silo in Norway | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-06-18 | The Kunstsilo art gallery has opened within the shell of a 1930s grain silo in the south of Norway, converted by Barcelona studios Mestres Wåge Arquitectes, BAX and Mendoza Partida.Located on the Odderœya peninsula in Kristiansand, Kunstsilo is home to the world's largest private collection of modern art from the Nordic region, with more than 5,500 artworks.The goal for Kunstsilo was to preserve and celebrate the architecture of the former grain store, completed by Norwegian functionalist architects Arne Korsmo and Sverre Aasland in 1935.Find out more on dezeen.com#architecture #norway
Rex clads World Trade Center performance arts center in translucent marble | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-06-17 | The Perelman Performing Arts Center at New York's World Trade Center site in downtown Manhattan, designed by architecture studio Rex, features a cubic structure with thin, translucent marble cladding. Davis Brody Bond served as executive architect on the project.Find out more on dezeen.com#architecture #newyork
Watch a talk with Carl Hansen, SOM and Rarify on crafting a circular economy Dezeen 2024-06-05 | Dezeen teamed up with Carl Hansen & Søn to host and film a talk about designing products for a circular economy at the Carl Hansen showroom in Manhattan during NYCxDesign 2024.Moderated by Dezeen's US editor Ben Dreith, the talk explored themes such as the use of reclaimed materials in furniture design, adaptive reuse and the impacts of new corporate sustainability rules.Titled Crafting a Circular Future, the panel featured Carl Hansen & Søn head of product development Mads Holm Rabjerg, Rarify co-founder David Rosenwasser and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) sustainability lead Sigal Shemesh.Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Krft sculpts bulging form for Brighton College arts centre Dezeen 2024-06-04 | A combination of grey brick and flint clads the sculptural exterior of this performing arts centre, which Dutch studio Krft has created for a college in Brighton, UK.The performing arts centre replaces a series of ad-hoc extensions to Brighton College's adjacent main building – a neogothic structure completed by architect Gilbert Scott in 1849.Its sculptural form centres around an atrium and is designed by Krft to maximise useable space on the compact plot while referencing the building's use as a home for dance, drama and music.The video is by Jim Stephenson and the thumbnail image is by Stijn Bollaert.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2079353WATCH NEXT: Outdoor learning spaces animate Azabudai Hills school by Heatherwick Studio - youtu.be/JMKKbLe4tdQ?feature=sharedSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeen/Follow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/Dezeen/Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeen/Check out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
MAD Architects first station designed to feel like a museum about time | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-05-24 | MAD Architects founder Ma Yansong explained the thinking behind the design of the studio's first train station, which combines historical and futuristic elements, in this talk hosted by Dezeen for the studio.Held to celebrate the opening of architecture studio MAD's Train Station in the Forest, the talk took the form of a one-on-one conversation with Yansong and Dezeen editor Tom Ravenscroft.WATCH NEXT TALK: Watch a talk with Zaha Hadid Architects and The Dalmore on their rare whisky collaboration - youtube.com/watch?v=-ps_GSL4Y3MSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
The Guggenheim Museum unveils exhibition by conceptual artist Jenny Holzer | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-05-22 | The Guggenheim Museum in New York unveiled their latest exhibition by conceptual artist Jenny Holzer yesterday. Holzer transformed the Frank Lloyd Wright building's iconic rotunda with a curving set of LED panels, broadcasting phrases from the artist's essay series. The exhibition runs 17 May to 29 September 2024. Find out more on dezeen.com#exhibition #Guggenheim #newyork
Yuri Suzuki designs trumpet-like San Francisco art installation Dezeen 2024-05-20 | Japanese sound artist and designer Yuri Suzuki has created Arborhythm, an immersive outdoor art installation capturing the sights and sounds of San Francisco, California.Suzuki's sound project was commissioned to coincide with the Art of Noise exhibition – a multi-sensory tribute to how design has shaped music consumption over the past 100 years – at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SMOMA).Positioned at SMOMA's entrance, Suzuki's sculptures are visible from a distance and have a distinct technicolour appearance that contrasts against the muted palette of the museum's architecture.The artist was inspired by the shapes of trees when designing the sculptures, which contain speakers transmitting sounds that reference the San Francisco Bay area."The sculpture's form, inspired by trees, symbolises a welcoming presence, while its colours draw from local objects, landmarks, and natural surroundings, further anchoring it in the context of the city," Suzuki told Dezeen.WATCH NEXT: Yuri Suzuki gives Raymond Scott's Electronium electronic sequencer an AI makeover - youtube.com/watch?v=2hsbUAhJCPw Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: https://x.com/dezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/dezeen
Gijs Schalkx converts car to run on plastic waste | #Shorts | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-05-16 | Dutch designer Gijs Schalkx has retrofitted an old car to run on an unusual fuel source: waste plastic that is turned back into oil.Schalkx's DIY project, titled The Plastic Car (Is Made of Metal), consists of an old red Volvo with a roof-mounted "de-refinery" that heats plastic to obtain oil for the fuel tank.Schalkx, who is interested in DIY as a form of responsible design and living, wanted to build a car with a similarly original energy source and chose plastic because there was a ready supply to be found in his own household recycling.He sourced an old car from a scrapyard in Germany, fixed it up to be road-legal and fitted his "de-refinery", which he says is quite similar to a "normal oil refinery", to the top.Find out more on dezeen.comFootage by Gijs Schalkx #diy #design #technology
Piovenefabi designs steel stage for Belgiums Horst Arts and Music festival | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-05-15 | Dezeen went to Brussels' Horst Arts and Music festival this weekend to film its architecture and design highlights, including a new stage by local studio Piovenefabi comprising a ring of repurposed steel beams.The event takes place in Asiat Park in Vilvoorde outside Brussels, where structures that are created for use at the festival live on as leisure facilities for the public. The festival also marked the launch of Horst Expo, an exhibition of design installations in Asiat Park that runs throughout the summer. Footage and video edit by Calum Lindsay Additional footage courtesy of Horst Arts and Music
Serpentine Pavilion a great riddle says architect Minsuk Cho | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-05-14 | Architect Minsuk Cho discusses his design for this year's Serpentine Pavilion in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen for the Serpentine.Cho is the founder and lead architect of Mass Studies, an architecture practice based in Seoul, South Korea. He is the 23rd architect to be chosen for the Serpentine commission, and the pavilion will be his first building in the UK."This request felt like we were given a great riddle to demonstrate what this pavilion can do at this point," Cho told Dezeen."We understand architecture itself is not a beginning-to-end narrative, but is part of a larger act that is in between many befores and afters" said Cho.Named Archipelagic Void, the pavilion is set to take the form of five structures or "islands", arranged in a constellation around a central void. Each of the five structures will have a separate purpose, such as a tea house, auditorium and play tower.Cho told Dezeen how he took reference from traditional Korean architecture when designing the pavilion, especially in the use of negative space. The architect told Dezeen how the central void connecting each of the separate structures was informed by Korean madang, small courtyards found in traditional Korean homes.WATCH NEXT: Alessandro Mendini was an "atomic bomb of fantasy" says Philippe Starck - youtu.be/bc097lFsZXA?feature=sharedSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Alessandro Mendini was an atomic bomb of fantasy says Philippe Starck | Dezeen Dezeen 2024-05-13 | In this video produced by Dezeen for Triennale Milano and Fondation Cartier, Philippe Starck describes the "genius" of Alessandro Mendini following the opening of Io Sono Un Drago, an exhibition celebrating the Italian designer.French designer Starck, who has contributed an immersive installation to coincide with the exhibition, emphasised the impact that Mendini has had on his own work, citing his sprawling approach to creativity."Mendini is something special for me," he said in an exclusive video interview with Dezeen. "His brain was an atomic bomb of fantasy, with no limits."Starck's installation accompanies a retrospective exhibition celebrating Mendini at Milan design week, presented by cultural institutions Triennale Milano and Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain.Titled Io Sono Un Drago (I am a dragon), the exhibition contains more than 600 pieces by Mendini across his 60-year career. Mendini passed away at the age of 87 in February 2019.WATCH NEXT: Blond Laboratory exhibition at Milan design week is a "celebration of process" - youtu.be/rb8ADrF58uw?feature=sharedSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeenFollow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/DezeenFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeenCheck out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Giles Tettey Nartey creates communal table for pounding and serving fufu Dezeen 2024-05-09 | Pestles, mortars and bowls are integrated into the surfaces of the Communion table, created by designer Giles Tettey Nartey specifically for preparing the West African staple dish fufu.Carved from American maple, the monumental furniture piece consists of a central serving table surrounded by five workstations for pounding boiled cassava and plantain into a dough.This dough is then formed into small parcels reminiscent of dumplings, from which pieces are torn and used to scoop up soups and stews.Tettey Nartey, who was born in South London but lived in Ghana for much of his childhood, designed the sculptural table to reframe the everyday act of making fufu as a ritual with tremendous social and cultural significance.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2063259WATCH NEXT: Blond Laboratory exhibition at Milan design week is a "celebration of process" | youtu.be/rb8ADrF58uw?feature=sharedSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeen/Follow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/Dezeen/Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeen/Check out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
Peach-coloured walls enliven Goan holiday homes by Jugal Mistri Architects Dezeen 2024-05-09 | Peach-toned walls and arched openings define Baia Villas, a set of six holiday homes in Goa that Mumbai studio Jugal Mistri Architects has designed to evoke local vernacular.Located in Mandrem, a small town in the north of the state, the homes are intended to mirror the character of the local area, including its colourful architecture and landscapes.Read more on Dezeen: dezeen.com/?p=2063684WATCH NEXT: Cuddymoss by Ann Nisbet Studio named Scotland's best new building - youtu.be/gZ8cc1xEo3cSubscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest architecture and design movies: http://bit.ly/1tcULvhLike Dezeen on Facebook: facebook.com/dezeen/Follow Dezeen on Twitter: twitter.com/Dezeen/Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/dezeen/Check out our Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/dezeen
