An eight-storey housing project on Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill uses varied Danish colour bricks to give its street-facing envelope a layered, earth-toned character.
Studio Deng’s Flatland Horse installation at Seattle Design Festival recasts the familiar equestrian monument as an accessible structure — part gateway, part slide and part tactile public play space.
A former Victorian power station in Oxford has been restored and extended as a new learning and accommodation venue for the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School.
The Zaha Hadid Foundation plans to open a public venue for architecture and design in the London building that once housed Zaha Hadid’s studio, extending public access to a landmark creative workplace.
A seven-metre inflatable work by zweintopf asks passers-by to keep pumping air into its structure, making its survival dependent on sustained collective participation.
Australian studio Gibson Karlo has developed an all-metal version of its Twill chair for Design By Them, carrying the original design’s soft, plasticine-inspired visual character into a new material.
Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud says residential architecture has grown more playful during the programme’s long run, as self-builders continue to test personal ideas of what a home can be.
Pedrali has repurposed its temporary wooden pavilion in Bergamo, Italy, as a permanent setting for public events, exhibitions and outdoor design activity.
A tall, narrow timber home in Prague's Ořechovka district draws its unusual silhouette from a footed wardrobe, using oversized shutters to transform its facade.
The French photographer traces how nightclub exteriors convert familiar imagery and mass-market fantasies into architectural promises that can outlast the venues’ spectacle.
Designer Axel Vervoordt has reshaped a 1980s chalet in the Swiss Alps, pairing centuries-old woodwork and ancient stone to create a retreat defined by material depth and quiet continuity.
Set designer James Chinlund installed 34 futuristic car sculptures in the Cour Carrée du Louvre, turning the historic Paris courtyard into a surreal setting for Nicolas Ghesquière's spring-summer 2027 runway show.
Australian workplace brand Zenith has introduced Profondo, a sculptural seating collection comprising a sofa and standalone armchair, shaped by the bold proportions and visual confidence of 1970s Italian furniture.