A snaking Shanghai bridge features in today’s Dezeen Weekly newsletter
The latest edition of our Dezeen Weekly newsletter features a bridge that incorporates spaces for play, rest and planting. Read more
Anonimous and JAHS repurpose historic Querétaro villa as a boutique hotel
An early 20th-century mansion in the centre of Querétaro, Mexico, has been turned into a boutique hotel by architecture studios Anonimous and JAHS. Read more
TwistFlush toilet by Villeroy & Boch
Dezeen Showroom: designed by German ceramics brand Villeroy & Boch, the TwistFlush toilet creates a vortex-like stream of water that cleans the toilet bowl without splashing or excessive noise. Read more
Teknos interior paints provide « better indoor air quality »
Dezeen promotion:Â Finnish paint brand Teknos has released a range of paints designed to improve resident’s wellbeing by purifying indoor air. Read more
Part of The Dance
“You can do it like it’s a great weight, or you can do it like it’s part of the dance.” – Ram Dass
Atelier Craft and ICI! complete triangular migrant shelter in Paris
French studios Atelier Craft and ICI! have designed a triangular day shelter for migrants and refugees in Paris, with a modular timber frame that allows it to be demounted and moved to different sites. Read more
Titi Ogufere spotlights five Nigerian designers from Made by Design series
Netflix series Made by Design celebrates the work of 13 architects and designers who live and work in Nigeria. The show’s co-producer Titi Ogufere picks five architects and designers featured in the TV show for Dezeen that she believes deserve greater recognition. Read more
Horden Cherry Lee creates Canary Wharf skyscraper wrapped in diamond-shaped exoskeleton
Architecture studio Horden Cherry Lee has designed the Newfoundland residential skyscraper with a diamond-shaped exoskeleton in London’s Canary Wharf district. Read more
Heatherwick Studio proposes pier with sense of « playful togetherness » for Seoul waterfront
UK-based Heatherwick Studio has designed The Leaf multi-level pier for a site on the Han River near Seoul‘s Olympic stadium. Read more
Study finds cities lack green spaces to support « unsustainable » beekeeping boom
The rapid rise in urban apiaries is exceeding the amount of greenery available to feed both honey bees and other pollinators, according to a study from the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research. Read more
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