Field Architecture perches Big Sur House on bluff overlooking the ocean
Chiselled stone walls and vast stretches of glass define a coastal California home by US studio Field Architecture, which was designed to “bring...
Elemental presents "most radical" incremental housing design in Venice
Chilean studio Elemental has collaborated with building materials company Holcim to present a stripped-back incremental housing prototype at the Venice Architecture Biennale that...
Togo centres its "eccentric" modernist architecture in Venice Biennale debut
A curlicued brutalist hotel whose facade resembles two faces kissing and a bank crowned with towers informed by clay castles are among the...
Anastasiia Tempynska brings "austere brutalism" to Kyiv eroticwear showroom
Ukrainian designer Anastasiia Tempynska referenced the curves of the human body and the geometry of brutalist architecture when creating the interior for this...
Eight statement&making staircases that elevate living spaces
From minimalistic silhouettes to sculptural curves, staircases offer creative ways to play with function and form. Our latest lookbook highlights eight staircases that...
Jan Lefevere turns 1960s dental practice in Belgium into family home
Local architect Jan Lefevere has converted a former dental practice in Belgium into a family home, creating a contemporary backdrop for the re-instatement...
Relocated Mexican chapel and full diner feature in San Diego's Lafayette Hotel
Hospitality group CH Projects and design studio Post Company have teamed up to refurbish and expand a 1940s hotel in San Diego, USA, described...
Donut Lab's circular motors fit inside tyres for "out of this world" performance
Technology company Donut Lab has created a range of doughnut-shaped motors that fit directly inside a vehicle‘s wheels and enhance performance by removing...
"Design and architecture needs a new vocabulary"
Changing some common terminology in architecture and design could be an important first step towards solving systemic issues, writes Katie Treggiden. Language shapes...
MIT finds people walking faster and lingering less in public space
Pedestrians are walking 15 per cent faster and stopping to linger 14 per cent less than they used to, according to a study...