Northumbria University presents 10 product design student projects
Dezeen School Shows: a breathable uniform designed for nurses going through menopause is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at Northumbria University. Read more
Studio Gang selected for first phase of Denver’s Civic Center revitalization
US firm Studio Gang has been selected to lead the revitalization of Denver‘s downtown Civic Center plaza, which will include improvements to a central amphitheatre and promenade. Read more
Festival of Design returns to Shanghai with a spotlight on inclusion and sustainability
Promotion: Festival of Design is set to return to Shanghai in November 2023, bringing with it a diverse programme that aims to inspire both designers and the wider public. Read more
Solid+ tiles by Undefasa
Dezeen Showroom:Â Spanish tile brand Undefasa has released the Solid+ high-performance tile range, which has stone-like surfaces that glint as if flecked with crystal deposits. Read more
15 UX design tips for online slots
Creating an engaging and user-friendly design for online slots is a rewarding challenge that melds creativity with an understanding of player behavior. Being a designer in this exciting realm, I’ve discovered that a good User Experience (UX) design not only enhances the player’s journey but significantly impacts the game’s success. Here are 15 UX design …
WOHA cuts garden terraces supported by green columns into Pan Pacific Orchard hotel
Architecture studio WOHA has created a « garden hotel » in Singapore with planted and pool terraces cut into the building’s rectangular form. Read more
CRÜ transforms public laundry into La Clara house in Barcelona
Spanish architecture studio CRÜ has remodelled an old public laundry into a house and studio for a couple in west Barcelona. Read more
Nike releases Swoosh 1 Flyknit trainers for babies and toddlers
Sportswear brand Nike has launched the Nike Swoosh 1 trainer, a colourful Flyknit shoe for young children that is made from 80 per cent recycled materials and designed to feel like « cruising around barefoot ». Read more
Disasters « very rarely not a design failure » says expert Lucy Easthope
Emergency planner Lucy Easthope explains why she gets « chills at the back of the neck » when hearing that architects are working pro bono on disaster recovery in this interview conducted as part of Dezeen’s Designing for Disaster series. Read more
Disaster is well and truly upon us
Our latest series looks at how designers and architects can help manage natural hazards. Dezeen features editor Nat Barker explains why it’s time to start Designing for Disaster. Read more
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