Fala Atelier designs House of Countless Windows as « a mathematical equation »
Architecture studio Fala Atelier has created the illusion of extra height at this house in Lisbon by adding a large number of windows to its facade. Read more
Cylindrical voids accommodate trees at Mexican lake house by MCxA Group
Circular holes form light wells, courtyards and spaces for existing trees at this lakeside house in Mexico‘s Nayarit state, designed by Mexican studio MCxA Group. Read more
Jahn completes 1000M skyscraper in Chicago
Architecture studio Jahn has completed a skyscraper in Chicago with two distinct sections, which is one of the last projects designed by studio founder Helmut Jahn. Read more
My ArchiSchool presents ten architecture student projects
Dezeen School Shows: a floating wooden structure designed to aid people during flooding is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at My ArchiSchool. Read more
Register as a jobseeker for a chance to win a Georg Jensen Koppel pitcher
Dezeen Jobs is offering the chance to win three Georg Jensen stainless steel pitchers to Dezeen readers. Read more
Corstorphine & Wright carves scoop into office facade to celebrate neighbouring church
Architecture studio Corstorphine & Wright has completed The Scoop, an office extension in London named after the gouge in its white-brick facade. Read more
Thirteen independent designers standing out in New York City
Thirteen designers practising in New York City have been selected as part of our North American Design 2024 series, which highlights an array of independent design studios in cities across the continent. Read more
The country where design is dominated by women
Unlike in most parts of the world, Iceland‘s design scene is overwhelmingly female. Nat Barker explores what makes the tiny Nordic nation different. Read more
Chris Williamson elected next president of the RIBA
Weston Williamson + Partners co-founder Chris Williamson has been elected to become the next president of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Read more
Jakob Sprenger embellishes Aesop store with salvaged plaster medallions
Austrian architect Jakob Sprenger has installed 1920s plaster medallions above a large sculptural sink as the centre of skincare brand Aesop‘s store in Paris. Read more

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