Dezeen Screen: Sarah Colson

Dezeen Screen: Sarah Colson

Dezeen Platform: in this movie Royal College of Art graduate Sarah Colson presents her Portrait Machine, an interactive tool that allows her to create layered portraits using a sheet of glass, acetate and a distortion lens. Watch the movie »

Dezeen Jobs: latest jobs update

Scroll on for all the latest from our recruitment site Dezeen Jobs, including positions with Conran & Company, Tom Dixon and rAndom International, plus this is the last chance to apply for roles with twentytwentyone, Hulger and more… More »

University of Warwick Student Union
by MJP Architects

University of Warwick Student Union by MJP Architects

The triangular roof above the cafe-bar at Warwick University’s renovated student union features a tessellated underside of polished copper. More »

Dezeen archive: outdoor furniture

Dezeen archive: outdoor furniture

Dezeen archive: this week we featured a set of chairs that join together like shopping trolleys to encourage park visitors to tidy them away when they leave (top right) so we thought we’d look ahead to warmer weather by grouping together all our stories about outdoor furniture. See all the stories »

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iGuzzini Illuminazione España SA
Headquarters by MiAS Architects

iGuzzini Illuminazione Espana SA Headquarters by MiAS Architects

A fabric cloak stretched across the glass facade of this golf ball-shaped office and showroom shades it from direct sunlight. More »

One year ago…

One year ago...

This time last year French designer Matali Crasset completed a village of quirky hotel rooms in the Tunisian desert and Italian silversmith Gianfranco Pampaloni shocked both Dezeen readers and Florence residents by hanging a pierced animal’s heart in his shop window for Valentine’s Day. More »

This week on Dezeen

This week on Dezeen

This week on Dezeen we published an interview with industrial designer Marc Newson about his new camera for Pentax. You can also watch highlights from Fabio Novembre’s talk about his work and inspirations plus changes in the Italian design scene on Dezeen Screen. More »