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Akio Isshiki Architects Transforms Historic Japanese Workshop into Modern Home with Latticed Wood Gate

John Tree Unveils Sculptural Hoop Table Lamp for Vaarni
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John Tree Unveils Sculptural Hoop Table Lamp for Vaarni

Pratt Institute Introduces Flexible Programs for Evolving Creative Careers
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Pratt Institute Introduces Flexible Programs for Evolving Creative Careers

Pratt Institute's School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) has launched three new flexible certificate programs in Graphic Design, Fine Art, and AI Design. These programs cater to working creatives and designers seeking to update their skills without pausing their careers, reflecting the dynamic nature of contemporary creative fields and the increasing integration of technology like AI into design practices. The institute emphasizes human creativity, viewing technology as an enhancer rather than a replacement.

Daytime Drama Producer Ken Corday Lists Lavish Toluca Lake Estate for $17 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
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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
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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.

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Al-Jawad Pike Reimagines Aesop's Harrods Space with Terracotta and Ancient Persian Influences
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Al-Jawad Pike Reimagines Aesop's Harrods Space with Terracotta and Ancient Persian Influences

Al-Jawad Pike has revamped Aesop's counter at Harrods, transforming it into a 'miniature building' adorned with Italian terracotta tiles. The design draws inspiration from ancient Persian architecture and Harrods' iconic red brick facade. The space also features an 'olfactory sculpture' made of glass and copper, allowing visitors to interact with fragrances through scent funnels, creating a rich sensory experience. The color scheme, chosen in collaboration with Aesop, emphasizes intensity and richness, complemented by brushed copper elements.

Henry Holland's Fabric and Wallpaper Collection for Harlequin Inspired by Ceramics
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Henry Holland's Fabric and Wallpaper Collection for Harlequin Inspired by Ceramics

Designer Henry Holland has unveiled a new collection of wallpapers and fabrics for luxury interiors brand Harlequin, drawing heavily from his background in ceramics and the Japanese pottery technique of nerikomi. The collaboration translates the organic patterns, textures, and color palettes developed in his studio's hand-built ceramic work into large-scale interior furnishings. The collection, named 'Harlequin x Henry Holland', blends precise and fluid patterns, embodying a balance of control and chance, and aims to provide designers with versatile tools for creating personalized interior spaces.

Generali Stadium: A New Home for Milanese Football by Foster + Partners and Manica
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Generali Stadium: A New Home for Milanese Football by Foster + Partners and Manica

Foster + Partners and Manica have revealed the design for Generali Stadium, a 71,500-seat football stadium in Milan. This new venue, replacing the historic San Siro, will serve AC Milan and Inter Milan and is slated for completion by the 2032 European Championship. The design emphasizes a distinctive structural facade, a fan-centric seating arrangement, and sustainable features aiming for LEED Gold Certification.

Master Plan Unveiled for Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity in California
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Master Plan Unveiled for Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity in California

The Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity in California has revealed its comprehensive master plan for a new museum. This ambitious project, set to transform an existing 1960s warehouse, will feature expansive galleries connected by a bridge, a theater, a Japanese-inspired garden, and children's play areas, complemented by a revitalized landscape designed by Field Operations. The development aims to create a vibrant public cultural destination from a former industrial site.

Highlight Your Event at Miami Art Week 2026 in Dezeen's Digital Guide
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Highlight Your Event at Miami Art Week 2026 in Dezeen's Digital Guide

Event organizers for Miami Art Week 2026 are invited to feature their activities in Dezeen Events Guide's comprehensive digital publication. This guide will cover a wide array of art and design events, including major fairs, exhibitions, talks, and pop-ups, scheduled from November 30 to December 6, 2026. By participating, hosts can gain significant visibility among a global audience of design and art enthusiasts, ensuring their events are easily discoverable during one of the most vibrant cultural weeks.

Hetao Alpha Skyscraper: A Sustainable Butterfly Design in Shenzhen
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Hetao Alpha Skyscraper: A Sustainable Butterfly Design in Shenzhen

British firm RSHP has completed the Hetao Alpha office skyscraper in Shenzhen, China. This 212-meter-tall building features a distinctive 'butterfly' layout with two angled wings and a central core, designed for natural ventilation and expansive views. It incorporates energy-efficient features to achieve a 3-star Green Building Evaluation Standard, equivalent to LEED Gold, and includes a public podium with green spaces, retail, and cultural facilities, fostering a blend of work, leisure, and community engagement.

Rethinking Architectural Practice in the Age of AI
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Rethinking Architectural Practice in the Age of AI

The architectural profession faces a crucial juncture with the rise of AI. Instead of defensively clinging to traditional roles, architects should embrace a new paradigm that redefines their value beyond technical production. This involves focusing on complex problem-solving, fostering collaboration, and demonstrating judgment in uncertain situations. By expanding their scope and valuing aspects beyond mere artifact creation, architects can secure their relevance and compensation in a rapidly evolving landscape.

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