Building a Behavioral Science Library for Better Websites
Most design resources focus on what looks good. This one focuses on what works. And why. A new open collection is quietly taking shape, a curated library of behavioral science principles translated directly into web design decisions. Not academic theory for its own sake. Not marketing jargon dressed up as psychology. Just practical concepts that …
Johnston Marklee completes « democratic by nature » green-metal tower in Phoenix
California studio Johnston Marklee has completed Ray Phoenix, a residential building in Arizona clad in a mint green metal facade, the colour informed by the surrounding desert. Read more
Ikonstudio releases historic furniture by Louis Kahn and SOM
Canadian design outfit Ikonstudio has launched its inaugural collections of historic furniture, which were designed by SOMÂ and Louis Kahn. Read more
Tipo-Z basin by Roberto Palomba for Ideal Standard
Dezeen Showroom: designer Roberto Palomba worked with bathroom brand Ideal Standard on this pedestal basin designed to have a statuesque presence in the bathroom. Read more
Earth Lines draws on vernacular materials and forms for Bali home
Indonesian studio Earth Lines has created Hilltop, a house in Bali with a palette of reclaimed native woods and sheltered from the sun and rain by an oversized gable roof. Read more
« The relationship between architecture and capitalism on which parametricism was premised ceased to exist long ago »
Parametricism can never become a dominant architecture style now that the forces of capitalism are no longer interested in the lives of the masses, writes Douglas Spencer. Read more
Lino Style linoleum collection by Tarkett
Dezeen Showroom: natural linoleum is given a modern and delicately patterned update in French brand Tarkett‘s Lino Style flooring collection, which takes inspiration from stone. Read more
Tour Triangle skyscraper by Herzog & de Meuron tops out in Paris
The controversial Tour Triangle, a trapezoidal skyscraper in Paris by Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron, has topped out at 180 metres. Read more
Interiors of world’s largest sailing yach draw on « golden age of luxury cruises »
Marble and marquetry bring a sense of old-school glamour to suites designed by architect Maxime d’Angeac for the 220-metre Orient Express Corinthian yacht, which has set sail for the first time from a dock in Saint-Nazaire, France. Read more
Heirloom pendant light by Buoyant among latest products on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: a pendant light comprising hand-worked leather straps, glass and brass is among five new products featured on Dezeen Showroom. Read more
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