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Amateur Architecture Studio founders Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu have been chosen as the curators of the 2027 edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale, with aims to combat « the death of architecture ». Read more

A red-steel walkway links this 1960s villa in Italy‘s Marche region to a concrete-framed annexe called Annesso Rosso, completed by local architecture studio Mecozzi Verdini. Read more

With entry-level design jobs receiving hundreds of applications per opening, Cajsa Carlson explores whether there’s simply an oversupply of aspiring designers as part of our Performance Review series. Read more

It’s time to recognise that design’s status as a force for social change was only ever a blip and instead embrace its role as applied art, writes John Jervis as part of our Performance Review series. Read more

All 60 Dezeen Awards 2025 winners were announced at a ceremony in central London yesterday evening. Read more

Dezeen Showroom: this basin created by Italian artist and designer Emanuel Gargano and ceramics brand Terzofoco turns the bathroom sink into a sculptural focal point. Read more

Architecture studio Keiji Ashizawa Design looked to Osaka Castle’s triangular forms and the shape of the city’s Tsutenkaku Tower when designing the latest Blue Bottle Coffee cafe in Osaka, Japan. Read more

You’ve poured your soul into a product. It’s brilliant. But if your landing page doesn’t convert visitors into leads or customers, that brilliance is hidden in a black box. A high-converting landing page isn’t a happy accident; it’s a meticulously crafted machine where every pixel has a purpose. It’s a single-minded journey with one primary …

Salvaged and upcycled materials add character to Costa Rican artist Juli Bolaños-Durman’s renovated Edinburgh flat, which she designed in collaboration with Architecture Office. Read more

If you’ve ever felt that sinking feeling of spending hours aligning a button in a new mockup, only to find three other versions of it floating around in different files, you’re not alone. This chaos—inconsistent components, clashing colors, and disjointed user experiences—is the “drab” that plagues growing product teams. The antidote? A design system. Think …