Besley & Spresser clads Sydney Harbour pavilion with oyster shell terrazzo
Bespoke terrazzo tiles made using the shells of local rock oysters clad this collonaded pavilion on Sydney‘s waterfront, designed by local architecture studio Besley & Spresser. Read more
Seven bathrooms with contrasting materials that reject uniformity
This lookbook compiles bathrooms with unlikely textural, material and colour combinations, creating dramatic schemes in rooms renowned for sterility. Read more
This week on Dezeen we published aerial photos of Neom’s workers camps
This week on Dezeen, we reported on satellite photography of worker housing that has been built alongside Neom’s major construction sites. Read more
SHoP Architects completes FIT building with « origami-like folded metal panels »
US studio SHoP Architects has completed an academic building for the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City that contains a subterranean sewing lab viewable from the street and a backside atrium that links to a neighbouring building. Read more
MoMA Design Store receives refresh from Peterson Rich Office
The Museum of Modern Art‘s retail space in Soho, New York, has undergone a major renovation by Brooklyn architecture studio Peterson Rich Office. Read more
Twelve products for home offices and workplaces to improve concentration
Dezeen Showroom: from wellbeing-enhancing office pods to products that covertly control noise, the following pieces are designed to make workplaces more design– and comfort-forward. Read more
Space Type Generator
Well, this is fun. (via Chris)
Artist vs Creator
Yancey Strickler, founder of Metalabel and Kickstarter, wrote an interesting piece titled What’s the difference between an artist and a creator? An artist is a self-directed artistic expressor. They work for themselves and express what they want. There’s no one beyond their anxiety looking over their shoulder telling them what to do. A creator is …
Nothing More Altruistic
“The more I think it over, the more I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” – Vincent van Gogh
Between Stimulus and Response
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” – Viktor Frankl

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