Wearable device to manage sensory sensitivity among projects from Hongik University
Dezeen School Shows: a wearable AI device designed to help people with sensory sensitivity is among the projects from Hongik University. Read more
Ghezzi chair by Tom Black
Dezeen Showroom: Australian interior designer Tom Black looked to the curved fonts on traditional Italian handwritten signage when creating this chair. Read more
Pezo von Ellrichshausen organises pink concrete Lima House around pool
Rooms are organised around a swimming pool in this pigmented concrete house, designed by architecture studio Pezo von Ellrichshausen on farmland in central Chile. Read more
Top 10 US architecture projects of 2025
From Foster + Partners towering New York City supertall to a house based on an unearthed Frank Lloyd Wright design, we’ve selected the best American architecture projects on Dezeen as part of our 2025 review. Read more
Bianca Censori restrains women’s bodies with contortionist furniture
Designer Bianca Censori, the wife of the rapper Ye – formerly known as Kanye West, has created a series of tables and chairs in which the female body becomes part of the furniture. Read more
Nicemakers channels « spirit and energy » of Walthamstow for The Eades apartments
Amsterdam-based Nicemakers has designed the resident facilities of a housing development in Walthamstow, using the east London neighbourhood as the starting point for its design scheme. Read more
Gensler and Acme Brick create mixed-use development informed by warehouses
Architecture firm Gensler has partnered with manufacturer Acme Brick to complete a mixed-use development in Austin that draws on the city’s historic warehouse district. Read more
Turbo Moka claims to brew coffee twice as fast as traditional espresso makers
Designer Matteo Frontini has updated the classic Moka coffee pot, adding a helical spiral base informed by jet engines that he says cuts the time needed to brew coffee in half. Read more
Creative agency Seventeen rebrands to « subvert industry expectations »
Promotion: London creative agency Seventeen has unveiled a new brand identity characterised by playful graphic icons designed to celebrate « being odd ». Read more
How Modern Teams Are Managing Their Growing Information Footprint
Most teams don’t notice their information footprint growing at first. It happens quietly. A few more channels. More shared files. Longer threads. Screenshots instead of summaries. Conversations that would once have happened in a meeting now live forever in chat. At some point, the volume tips. People start asking where something lives. Who said what. …
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