Future-Proof Your Website: 6 Design Tips And Strategies
Having a visually appealing and highly functional website isn’t just a luxury but a necessity. But due to the rapid advancements in web design and user experience, it’s paramount to have a future-proof design. A future-proof website can adapt to evolving trends, ensuring longevity and relevance in an ever-changing digital landscape. It promotes business continuity …
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Sculptural steel screen invites nature to grow around Woven House in Kent
An intricate screen designed to encourage plant growth wraps around the walls of Woven House, which British practice Giles Miller Studio has raised above a sloped site in Kent. Read more
Symmetrical Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic torch unveiled
French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has revealed a symmetrical steel torch with a rippled texture informed by the River Seine for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris. Read more
Saudi Arabia denies Neom human rights abuses in response to UN report
Saudi Arabia has officially responded to a United Nations Human Rights Council report criticising death sentences for three men connected to the Neom mega project. Read more
UN Studio designs Booking.com HQ to be like a « lively neighbourhood »
A network of staircases, bridges and galleries are designed to foster collaboration and social interaction at the headquarters of website Booking.com in Amsterdam, which was designed by UN Studio. Read more
« By focusing so much on carbon reduction we are neglecting other areas where our industry causes harm »
Architects must start placing greater emphasis on protecting biodiversity in their projects, writes RSHP sustainability lead Michelle Sanchez. Read more
Ten statement bridges characterised by memorable designs
Interlocking timber, 3D-printed arches and rotating forms feature in this roundup of 10 unusual bridges from around the world. Read more
Whittaker Parsons crowns North London mews house with « bolthole » extension
Using a combination of copper, larch and structural insulated panels, architecture firm Whittaker Parsons has added an additional storey to a contemporary mews house in Stoke Newington to house a bedroom suite. Read more
Norm Architects uses « natural forms » and steel details for Chancery House interior
Danish studio Norm Architects has worked with pale wood, red bricks, sandstone and stainless steel to create the interior of The Office Group‘s Chancery House workspace in London. Read more
Studio Saxe completes Costa Rican hotel with treehouse-style guest rooms
Elevated pods made of teak and steel are sprinkled around Costa Rica’s Suitree Experience Hotel, which was designed by local firm Studio Saxe to « coexist and symbiotically interact » with the surrounding ecosystem. Read more
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