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Zeekr celebrates "inimitable" Swedish design talent at Stockholm Design Week
Promotion: this month saw electric vehicle brand Zeekr partner with Stockholm Design Week to celebrate emerging and established studios pushing the boundaries of...
Nik Bentel creates remote&control handbag informed by toy cars
New York-based designer Nik Bentel has unveiled the RC Car Handbag, a leather accessory that functions as a fully operational remote-control car. Designed...
JA Joubert Architecture designs towers "echoing the hills and mountains" in Tirana
Dutch studio JA Joubert Architecture has completed a series of undulating, mixed-use towers on a lakeside site in Tirana, Albania. Nestled beside the...
Yuri Suzuki's Utooto is a build&it&yourself sound sculpture informed by utopian cities
Sound artist Yuri Suzuki has unveiled the Utooto exhibition in London, which will let visitors build a modular installation of plastic pipes and...
Indonesian design finds "sweet spot" in abandoned Bali theme park
Set in a deserted, overgrown amusement park in Bali, Jia Curated is no ordinary design festival. In this interview, co-founder Budiman Ong said...
Buchner Bründler Architekten finishes concrete housing blocks in Switzerland with colourful details
Exposed concrete surfaces are enlivened by colourful accents at this residential complex in Switzerland, designed by local architecture studio Buchner Bründler Architekten. Named...
Spark acoustic lighting by Impact Acoustic
Dezeen Showroom: Swiss brand Impact Acoustic has put a sound-dampening spin on a classic style of lighting with Spark, an acoustic pendant lamp....
How Norman Foster became the most successful architect in history
Ahead of Norman Foster‘s 90th birthday this weekend, Dezeen explores how he became the most successful architect the world has ever seen –...
Cove armchair by Tom Fereday for Nau
Dezeen Showroom: designer Tom Fereday and Australian brand Nau aimed to celebrate the beauty of timber through this armchair, which is characterised by its sculptural...
"Ephemerality is an important phenomena" in Bangladeshi architecture says Marina Tabassum
Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum explains how the ever-shifting landscape of her home country shaped her concept for this year’s Serpentine Pavilion in this...
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