Architecture

Columbia GSAPP encourages “playful interaction” with inflatable pavilion

A group of Columbia GSAPP professors and students have created an inflatable installation for the New York university’s campus that hung suspended between two buildings and contained seating made of nets. The temporary Cloud Pavilion (Cloud) measured 66 feet (20 metres) wide and consisted of an inflatable, silver doughnut-shaped volume with a large net that […]

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Ten architecture projects by students at the University of Waterloo

Dezeen School Shows: a proposal for micro housing which promotes sustainability is included in this latest school show by students at the University of Waterloo. Also included is a botanical garden which includes education initiatives and a proposal for a food security system through combining a greenhouse with a food bank. University of Waterloo Institution:University

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LOHA uses “rhythmic massing” for dual-use building in Los Angeles

California studio LOHA has completed a residential and retail building called Bellevue53, which features a rooftop swimming pool and stepped elevations clad in white metal. Located just north of a major freeway, the multi-level building sits on a corner lot in Los Angeles‘ Silver Lake neighbourhood, known for its trendy restaurants, distinctive architecture and bohemian

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Cluster chandeliers by Naaya Studio

Dezeen Showroom: onion bulbs and conchigliette pasta are among the organic shapes that informed this collection of ceramic pendant light clusters by Indian manufacturer Naaya Studio. The Cluster collection includes five different sculptural multi-tiered chandeliers – Bud, Flight, Sunrise Rings, Conchigliette and Cepa. Sunrise Ring and Conchigliette are among five designs in the Cluster series

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Thermory Design Awards 2024 winners leave “lasting positive impact”

Promotion: Estonian timber supplier Thermory has announced the winners of its annual wooden architecture design awards, including a swooping addition to Lisbon’s Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian by Kengo Kuma. The Thermory Design Awards celebrates architecture and design constructed with Thermory’s thermally-modified wood products. Thermory has named a winner for each of its four categories –

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Home renovation by Paloma Bau designed as “ode to the sea”

Textured tiles and exposed surfaces feature in the rehabilitation of this historic home in Valencia completed by local interior design studio Paloma Bau. Originally built in 1925, the studio aimed to improve its dark and heavily partitioned interiors to transform the space into a modern and functional home for its young owner. Paloma Bau has

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Ingenhoven Associates drapes trailing plants over old Stuttgart shopping centre

German studio Ingenhoven Associates has redesigned Calwer Passage, a former shopping centre and office block in Stuttgart, adding a “natural curtain” of trailing plants to its facade. The scheme, which has been shortlisted in the mixed-use project category of Dezeen Awards 2024, involved the reconstruction and extension of the 1970s shopping arcade and office block

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Policronica crafts Parisian hotel interior using “invasive wood”

Design studio Policronica has transformed the interior of Hotel Elysée Montmartre in Paris, relying almost exclusively on a single species of wood. The 850-square-metre space nods to the studio’s signature aesthetic and features a monochrome interior characterised by architectural woodwork and wooden furnishings. Nearly all furnishings in the hotel were crafted from eucalyptus wood Nearly

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