Main Things To Consider Before Making a Game App
It is impossible to underestimate the popularity of game applications. Just look at the App Store or Play Market: there are millions of games in hundreds of categories. Some of them are simple and fun, others – more complex and specific. There are games for children and games for adults. This means that every developer …
Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the Dezeen Awards 2022 longlists
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the longlists for this year’s Dezeen Awards. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now! Read more
SAW revamps Spanish-style Wraparound House in San Francisco
Architecture studio SAW incorporated curved elements and multiple staircases in its renovation of a 1930s dwelling that is meant to reconsider the « notion of groundedness ». Read more
Clancy Moore Architects adds angular writer’s hut to Dublin home
Irish studio Clancy Moore Architects has created The Writing Room in the garden of a Dublin home from recycled aluminium and red-stained beech. Read more
Something Worth Noticing
“The body of work you’re creating adds up over time. The consistency and empathy of your vision will seep through. Drip by drip, you’ll create something worth noticing.” – Crickets by Seth Godin
Laughter
“Laughter is carbonated holiness.” ― Anne Lamott
Golden Martian House inflated on Bristol dockside
UK studios Hugh Broughton Architects and Pearce+ have collaborated with artists Ella Good and Nicki Kent to create an inflatable building that explores how people would live on Mars. Read more
Woolybubs baby shoes can be dissolved in boiling water
American baby footwear company Woolybubs has created a range of baby shoes that can be broken down in hot water after the wearer has outgrown them to help eliminate waste. Read more
Rights to rebuild Nakagin Capsule Tower for sale
The Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo could soon be replicated in both real space and the metaverse, as its original architect Kisho Kurokawa‘s studio is auctioning the rights to rebuild it. Read more
MVRDV unveils pair of skyscrapers with « stratified cliff » facades
Dutch architecture studio MVRDV has revealed the Oasis Towers development in Nanjing, China, which is comprised of two L-shaped skyscrapers with angular cliff-like facades. Read more

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