The Fourth Dimension
Left–Right, Back–Forth, Up–Down. What’s the fourth dimension?
Urlo Studio completes stacked pigmented-concrete complex in Quito
Urlo Studio designed a rotated, triangular mixed-use complex clad in red concrete panels and terracotta tiles that is meant to reference the architectural heritage of its site in Quito, Ecuador. Read more
Stump bollard by Peter Bysted for Icono
Dezeen Showroom: designer Peter Bysted and Danish lighting company Icono have released a sturdy outdoor light that aims to reduce light pollution. Read more
Casa SM by Form_A reinterprets its historical Italian surroundings
Minimal, white finishes emphasise the geometric form of this home in Melegnano, Italy, designed by local practice Form_A to reference the neighbouring historic buildings. Read more
Five UK house renovations designed to improve energy efficiency
Architects Sarah Wigglesworth‘s and Piers Taylor‘s self-designed renovations feature in this roundup of British houses that have recently been retrofitted and insulated to improve their energy efficiency. Read more
Five standout 3D-printed shoes unveiled at Paris Fashion Week
With 3D-printed footwear all over the catwalks at Paris Fashion Week, we look at five of the most interesting from couture house Dior‘s smart derby shoe to Danish fashion brand Rains’ chunky slip-on platform. Read more
Wishbone hall stand by Busk + Hertzog for Frost
Dezeen Showroom: designed by Danish duo Busk + Hertzog for design brand Frost, the Wishbone hall stand is intended to be a sculptural object that recalls the branches of a tree. Read more
FOG Architecture transforms Beijing courtyard house into fragrance store
Chinese studio FOG Architecture has turned a courtyard house in Beijing into a flagship store for fragrance brand ToSummer with exposed wooden roof trusses and columns. Read more
Five degrees that combine design and scientific research on Dezeen Courses
Dezeen Courses: in the latest roundup of programmes listed on Dezeen Courses, we’ve selected five degrees that train students to be innovative creators by combining creative design and scientific theory. Read more
Citrons et Huîtres oyster bar creates impression of « diving into an aquarium »
French interior designer Marion Mailaender has completed a seafood bar in Paris named Citrons et Huîtres, which features oyster-shaped door handles and a stainless steel counter informed by fishmongers. Read more

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