by : Tom Ravenscroft This week on Dezeen, Japanese studio Nikken Sekkei unveiled a skyscraper in Dubai that includes the world’s longest cantilever. Measuring 67.5 metres, the cantilever projects out from a link connecting two skyscrapers at the One Za’abeel development in Dubai. The […]
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by : Rheanna Hopkins image by : Kyungsub Shin UK architecture studio DaeWha Kang Design has designed a pavilion and courtyard for The OWO hotel at the site of the former Old War Office in Whitehall, London. The pavilion is located in front of the […]
by : Kate Donaldson Dutch firm UNStudio has revealed a two-storey flagship store for Chinese technology company Huawei in Shanghai with a facade clad in ivory-coloured petal-like forms. Drawing from Huawei’s global operating system, named Harmony, UNStudio‘s design aimed to generate biophilic associations between the brand and […]
by : Dan Howarth image by : Genevieve Garruppo British fashion label Paul Smith‘s iconic pink store in Los Angeles has received an interior makeover from Standard Architecture. Standard Architecture collaborated with the Paul Smith design team to reimagine the 4,740-square-foot (440 square metres) store […]
by : Hannah Silver Victoria Beckham and Breitling co-design a new collection of watches, the Chronomat Automatic 36 Victoria Beckham Victoria Beckham and Breitling have partnered to create a collection of limited-edition watches, with the Chronomat Automatic 36 Victoria Beckham series […]
Interview: John Higginson; Photos: Seabird Technologies & E1 Founder and Chairman of Seabird Technologies, Sophi Horne is behind the design of the Racebird, the world’s first electric foiling raceboat, which is being used by all teams in the 2024 E1 […]
by : Jon Astbury Architecture studio Wood Marsh has used curving walls of charred timber and rammed earth to create this home south of Melbourne, which is designed to echo Australia’s “windswept” coastline. Called Peninsula House, the dwelling is located near the town of Flinders, overlooking the […]
by : Amy Peacock Curving walls and windows placed “like notes in a melody” define the latest Maggie’s Centre, designed by architecture firm Studio Libeskind for the Royal Free Hospital in London. Situated to the side of the hospital‘s car park, Maggie’s Royal Free features […]
by : Jonathan Bell A traditional Oxford house gets a concrete, part-shelter, part-sculpture, brutalist gazebo by Adrian James Architect Although this new Oxford house extension is relatively small, it makes a substantial impact. Crafted from concrete, drawing inspiration from some […]
by : Asaph Low The Bell & Ross BR 03 Cyber Ceramic is a reimagination of the BR 03. What does the future hold for us, with stories and secrets, journeys and discoveries waiting to be unravelled? Time holds the keys to […]
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