This week we took a sneak peak at BIG HQ
This week on Dezeen, we revealed pictures of architecture studio BIG’s new headquarters as it nears completion in Copenhagen harbour. Read more
Miya Ando’s cloth calendar shows micro seasons lost to climate change
Artist Miya Ando has created the Flower Atlas installation in New York City from 72 cloth banners that draw attention to the shift in traditional Japanese seasons created by climate change. Read more
Coyote Arquitectura uses repetitive red forms for Tulum housing block
Architecture studio Coyote Arquitectura has unveiled a red housing complex with residential units that repeat and interlock in Tulum, Mexico. Read more
Palatino tiles by Gayafores
Dezeen Showroom: informed by the temples on Palatine Hill in Ancient Rome, Spanish brand Gayafores has created the Palatino marble-look porcelain tiles. Read more
Zava designs lighting installation for climate quiz at Venice Architecture Biennale
Promotion: an interactive lighting installation designed by metalwork and lighting specialist Zava, which invites visitors to participate in a climate change quiz is on display at the Venice Architecture Biennale. Read more
Casalgrande Padana lists versatile ranges of tiles on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: Italian tile brand Casalgrande Padana has featured a selection of tiles on Dezeen Showroom, including a range decorated with dramatic rock-like striations. Read more
People’s Architecture Office creates amorphous Amoeba Public Restroom for all genders
Curved micro cement and stucco walls define this amoeba-shaped public restroom in Beijing, China, designed by People’s Architecture Office « with inclusivity as a priority. » Read more
Liander Westpoort office complex features « rhythmic » arrangement of timber buildings
Local studio De Zwarte Hond has completed a series of timber buildings for the regional headquarters of Dutch energy company Alliander in Amsterdam. Read more
« Only by embracing AI can you be involved in controlling it » says LookX founder Wanyu He
AI will liberate architects from repetition and allow them to concentrate on things that add value to society, claims the CEO of LookX, a tech company seeking to revolutionise the process of designing buildings. Read more
Eight furniture pieces and products made from sustainable materials
Dezeen Showroom:Â 3D-printed room dividers made from food waste and mycelium are among recent sustainably-designed products on Dezeen Showroom. Read more
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