Monthly archives: September 2007

Thomas Heatherwick wins British Shanghai Expo Pavilion competition

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Breaking news: we understand that Thomas Heatherwick has won the competition for the British pavilion at Shanghai World Expo 2010, beating architects including Zaha Hadid, John McAslan and Marks Barfield. The decision is expected to be confirmed later today (Friday). More info on the competition and shortlist in our previous stories.

Update 21/09/07: here is the announcement from the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office confirming Heatherwick’s victory: More »

Movie of Future Systems and Ross Lovegrove at the London Design Festival

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Swarovski Crystal Palace video diary day 4: Future Systems and Ross Lovegrove feature in today’s video diary of the London Design Festival, filmed by Dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs. <<Watch the movie>> More »

Redevelopment of University Hospital of Santa Chiara, Pisa, by David Chipperfield Architects

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David Chipperfield Architects has won a competition to redevelop a key historic site in the centre of Pisa, Italy. More »

Tom Dixon in Trafalgar Square movie

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Swarovski Crystal Palace video diary day 2: the second of our daily movies covering the London Design Festival is now up on swarovskisparkles.tv <<watch the movie>> More »

Little Disk Program by Industrial Facility

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Industrial designers Industrial Facility have launched a collection of portable digital storage devices for LaCie, called Little Disk Program. More »

A Rebours by Matali Crasset and Peter Halley

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A Rebours is a collaboration between artist Peter Halley and designer Matali Crasset that opened at Ropac Gallery in Paris over the weekend. More »

Dezeen relaunches

Welcome to the new-look Dezeen! We hope you like our new design. Thanks to Micha Weidmann who created our new identity and designjunction who designed the site – it’s been a pleasure to work with such talented people.

Read a bit more about the thinking behind the redesign here. Lots more innovations and developments coming soon… meanwhile, enjoy…