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SDA completes flood-resilient concrete house in Vietnam
Architecture studio SDA has completed the Floating House, a concrete-framed home on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City that is elevated above ground to mitigate the impacts of flooding. Read more
Eight inspirational bathrooms with tranquil sunken baths
For our latest lookbook, we’ve collected eight bathrooms with decorative sunken baths that create a relaxing atmosphere. Read more
Miles Pennington creates Tokyo toilet to be « centre of the local community »
Designer Miles Pennington and DLX Design Lab of the University of Tokyo have designed a public toilet in Japan that can be used as an exhibition space, cinema, pop-up kiosk, information centre or meeting place. Read more
KKDW Studios creates offices for Yoga With Adriene founder in Austin
Austin-based KKDW Studios has designed the headquarters for a yoga subscription app called Find What Feels Good, including a space for filming instructional videos. Read more
« Playful and accessible spaces » wrap courtyard at Wayair School by Jeju Studio
Classrooms and social spaces are arranged around a tree-filled courtyard at this school, created by Polish practice Jeju Studio for a refugee community in Tanzania. Read more
Eight bedrooms featuring regal four-poster beds
There’s no symbol of luxury more universal than the four-poster bed. In this lookbook, we select eight bedrooms elevated by their presence. Read more
This week we unveiled a toilet made from wood chips
This week on Dezeen, Finnish company Woodio revealed a flushing toilet made from wood composite that reportedly generates 99 per cent fewer emissions in its production than ceramics. Read more
Kith creates « industrial ambiance » for its Williamsburg store
American clothing brand Kith has created a flagship store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that uses brick, wood and steel to reference the industrial history of the neighbourhood. Read more
LBR&A creates dramatic cantilever for CH73 House in Mexico City
Architecture studio LBR&A has designed a residence that « breaks the imposed paradigms of construction » in a Mexico City neighbourhood where development has reportedly taken its toll on the landscape. Read more

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