Architecture

EDC flashlight and charging case makes sure you won’t be in the dark for long

Small pocket-sized flashlights are a dime a dozen these days, especially in the era of EDCs or Everyday Carry bags. Many of these come in rugged designs with bright LED functionality, and most of them utilize rechargeable batteries for convenience. Of course, that implies having some sort of charger always at hand, which requires carrying

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Milanese modernism informs LA pizzeria interior by Jared Frank Studio

LA-based Jared Frank Studio has looked to Milan‘s history of modernist design for references while focusing on “what a West Coast pizza parlour could be”. Wildcrust occupies a single-storey building with a fully glazed front in Highland Park, north of Downtown LA. At Wildcrust, Jared Frank Studio chose contrasting colours and materials in reference to

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Dílna houses Brno art studios within a stack of white cubes

Local architecture studio Dílna has extended the art department at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic, creating a minimalist stack of studios that were designed to look “more like a modern art gallery than a traditional educational facility”. Designed for the university’s Faculty of Education, the 300-square-metre building adds new workshop and studio facilities directly

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Eight homes where staircases fulfil additional functions

For our latest lookbook, we’ve selected eight homes with multi-purpose staircases that double up as seating, storage and in one case even a climbing wall. Integrating additional uses into staircases can make them characterful interior features rather than just functional structures. This can be especially favourable in smaller spaces where storage is a priority and

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This week we revealed Kengo Kuma’s Saint-Denis Pleyel Station in Paris

This week on Dezeen, Japanese studio Kengo Kuma and Associates completed a Parisian interchange station wrapped in vertical wooden louvres. Built as part of the Grand Paris Express transport system, Saint-Denis Pleyel Station has an angular form made up of wedge-shaped tiers wrapped in external ramps. It acts as an interchange between four metro lines and connects

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Aprdelesp forefronts “overlooked” electrical accessories in Mexico City exhibition

Local studio Aprdelesp has showcased a line of electrical projects, including wall plugs and power cords, at Ago Projects gallery in Mexico City to forefront items it believes have historically been overlooked in design schemas. The exhibition was called Accesorios Especiales (Special Accessories) and showcased the launch of Aprdelesp‘s line of electrical accessories, designed to

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Studio Gang places mass-timber buildings around concrete terrace in California

Architecture studio Studio Gang has completed an expansive extension at the California College of the Arts San Francisco campus, which includes exposed bracing and a concrete terrace. The 82,305 square foot (7,646 square metre) addition extends outwards from the college’s main academic building and consists of buildings and courtyards encased in a large, elevated concrete

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Eight design projects from institutions in China featured on Dezeen School Shows

Dezeen School Shows: we’ve selected eight design projects that have been featured on Dezeen School Shows by students in China – specifically Hong Kong. These undergraduate and postgraduate projects range from interior to fashion design, spanning various themes and concepts. Included in this roundup is a project exploring kitchen design, a publication commenting on attitudes

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Mark Jeavons and Ohlo Studio restore 1970s home in Australia

Australian architect Mark Jeavons worked with interior design practice Ohlo Studio to restore Tomich House, a heritage-listed 1970s house in City Beach, Perth. Originally designed by brutalist Bulgarian architect Iwan Iwanoff in 1971, the home features a landscaped garden and sculptural curved walls built from white-painted concrete blocks. Tomich House had recently been acquired by

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