Linehouse Redefines Industrial Aesthetics in Jen Hangzhou Hotel
Ukrainian Design Week Celebrates Resilience Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Design Doha Biennial 2026: Innovations in Middle Eastern Design and Sustainable Solutions
The Design Doha Biennial 2026 has commenced in Qatar, showcasing over 19 exhibitions, five installations, and works from more than 80 designers. This event highlights innovative projects leveraging traditional water systems and building techniques to address urban heat. Originally delayed due to regional conflicts, the biennial, running until January 31, 2027, transforms Doha's Fereej Al Asmakh neighborhood into a vibrant exhibition space for contemporary design from across the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia.
Fiat's Multiplay Concept: A Versatile Vision for Future Family Cars
Fiat's innovative Multiplay concept car, unveiled at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, redefines the family vehicle by seamlessly transforming from an SUV to a pickup. This 4.45-meter long marvel combines the spaciousness of an MPV with the robust stance of an SUV and the practicality of an open-bed pickup. Featuring reconfigurable seating, a rotating rear spoiler that doubles as a bike rack, and a multi-functional 'Petsenger' seat, the Multiplay offers unparalleled adaptability for diverse urban and family needs. The vibrant green exterior and contrasting red and pink interior, crafted with stitch-free knitting, highlight its forward-thinking design philosophy. This concept serves as a dynamic testing ground for Fiat's future mobility solutions, emphasizing freedom and versatility.
Showcasing Innovation: Highlights from Designart Tokyo's Tenth Anniversary
As Designart Tokyo celebrates its tenth anniversary, this report highlights six innovative projects from the citywide festival of Japanese creativity. Featuring approximately 150 exhibitors from 13 countries, the event showcases novel approaches in design, including a pioneering adhesive for easy disassembly, a unique accordion-style table lamp, and an exhibition exploring forest perspectives. The festival also presents ingenious paper box designs, unconventional deep-fried objects, and an exploration of industrial romanticism through prototypes from leading Japanese companies.
Last Chance to Purchase Tickets for the Dezeen Awards 2026 Celebration
The deadline to purchase tickets for the Dezeen Awards 2026 party, held at the Royal Opera House in London on November 16, is fast approaching. This event offers a unique opportunity to connect with leading figures in architecture and design, enjoy a champagne reception by Veuve Clicquot, and witness the announcement of this year's top projects and winners, including a keynote speech by Norman Foster. Secure your place now before sales close on November 10.
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OEB Architects Unveils London Tropical House Extension
SCAD showcases diverse alumni creations at Design Miami.Paris
Alter Exhibition Showcases Innovative Design at Designart Tokyo
SOM to Redefine Geelong's Waterfront with Cunningham Pier Transformation
Jeju Restaurant: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity in Vancouver
Minecraft Creator Lists Beverly Hills Mansion for $70 Million
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Daytime Drama Producer Ken Corday Lists Lavish Toluca Lake Estate for $17 Million
Ken Corday, executive producer of "Days of Our Lives," has put his opulent Toluca Lake mansion on the market for nearly $17 million. This English country-style estate, designed by Kevin A. Clark, boasts seven bedrooms, thirteen bathrooms, and a wealth of luxurious amenities. The listing follows Corday's recent personal life changes, including a new marriage and residence, marking a new chapter for the property that has been a significant part of his family's legacy.
Neri Oxman's Studio Pioneers Bacterial Dyeing for Silk Textiles in 'Vigils' Project
Designer Neri Oxman's studio, Oxman, has introduced 'Vigils,' a groundbreaking fabric dyeing technique utilizing a bacterial solution to color 3D-knitted silk. The process involves spraying a solution containing E. coli onto specially treated silk, allowing the bacteria to grow and release amino acids that create faded indigo and pink pigments. After a 24-hour incubation, the fabric is washed, removing the bacteria while retaining the unique coloration. This research-driven project explores biological textile coloring as a sustainable alternative to traditional industrial dyeing methods, showcasing its potential through a series of capes.
75 Broadway: Miami's New Luxury Skyscraper Redefining Urban Living
Ytech's latest project, 75 Broadway, is set to transform Miami's Brickell neighborhood with a focus on expansive living spaces and unparalleled services. This 52-story tower, slated for completion in late 2029, will offer only 106 exclusive residences, including seven penthouses, eschewing maximum density for superior privacy and personalized luxury.
Jaguar's Knightsbridge Flagship: A New Era for Retail and Electric Vehicles
Jaguar has transformed its Knightsbridge flagship store in London into a dynamic destination, moving beyond the traditional car showroom concept. This redesigned space not only showcases the exclusive Type 01 electric car, the only public viewing point globally, but also integrates a Michelin-starred restaurant, Café Eighty-One, to create a cultural and hospitality hub. The store's interior design, led by Nick Rolls, reflects Jaguar's 'exuberant modernism' philosophy, with materials and colors directly inspired by the Type 01, aiming to offer visitors a profound connection to the brand's evolving identity.
Kengo Kuma's Kai Water Culture House Nears Completion in Copenhagen
The Kai Water Culture House, designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, is set to open in Copenhagen in December. This 5,800-square-meter aquatic center on Paper Island features ten pools, wellness facilities, and cultural spaces. The complex comprises five staggered brick buildings with pyramidal towers, complemented by a glazed base and a wooden pier providing sea access. Constructed from 300,000 handmade bricks and featuring 403 windows, the design creates a distinctive texture and dynamic light experiences, transforming the city's industrial harbor into a cultural hub.
Alison Brooks Architects Completes Cadence Court: A Red-Brick Residential and Commercial Hub in King's Cross, London
Alison Brooks Architects has finished Cadence Court, a striking red-brick mixed-use building in London's King's Cross. Featuring two-story arches, 163 apartments, and diverse commercial and social spaces, the development pays homage to St Pancras Station and gothic architecture. It integrates seamlessly into the King's Cross regeneration, offering a welcoming civic presence with a unique five-sided design and a central reflecting pool, enhancing urban connectivity and community interaction.
Lacaton & Vassal Architectes Honored with Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027
Pritzker Prize-winning French firm Lacaton & Vassal Architectes has been awarded the prestigious Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027 by the Créateurs Design Association & Awards. The studio, led by Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, is celebrated for its innovative approach to social housing and its commitment to transforming and enhancing existing structures. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to contemporary architecture, emphasizing improved living conditions, resource preservation, and the safeguarding of architectural heritage.
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Dezeen's Top Furniture and Homeware Designs from October
This article highlights a curated selection of innovative furniture and homeware designs showcased in October. Featuring creations from Studio Hagen Hall's sculptural coffee table to Didi Ng Wing Yin's pleated cabinet, these pieces exemplify contemporary design trends and artistic craftsmanship. Also included are unique vases, glass tables, and distinctive balloon-inspired furniture, reflecting a blend of functionality and artistic expression from various global designers.
The New Raw Studio Transforms Discarded Harbor Ropes into 3D-Printed Public Seating for Rotterdam's Waterfront
Rotterdam's 'The New Raw' studio, led by Foteini Setaki, has pioneered a sustainable design initiative called 'Buoy,' converting discarded plastic ropes from the city's harbor into innovative 3D-printed public seating. These unique stools, nominated for a 2026 Dezeen Award, not only repurpose marine waste but also offer a playful, rocking motion that evokes the feel of buoys on water, strengthening the connection between the city and its maritime heritage.
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