Monthly archives: July 2010

“As usual, the committee has missed
some of the best candidates”


Dezeewire:
Rowan Moore on the projects that didn’t make this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize Shortlist - Observer

See also: our story announcing the RIBA Stirling Prize Shortlist 2010

Dezeen’s new comments system

Hello readers! Over the weekend we installed a new system for submitting and managing comments – scroll to the bottom of any story (including this one) to see it in action.

The Intense Debate system allows readers to log in using Twitter, Facebook and other popular networks, respond to comments by others and vote for their favourite (and least favourite) comments. More »

Plastiki arrives in Sydney


Dezeenwire:
the Plastiki boat made entirely from plastic bottles (see our earlier story) has arrived in Sydney after a 130-day voyage across the Pacific from San Francisco. More information on the Plastiki blog.

See also: our story about the boat’s design.

The Bent Hands by Giha Woo and Shingoeun

The Bend Hand by The Wrong Objects

Here’s another clock designed by Giha Woo and Shingoeun (see their clock with a battery for hands in our earlier story), this time with a single spiralling arm to indicate the time in different countries around the world. More »

Observation Tower on the River Mur
by terrain:loenhart&mayr

Observation Tower on the River Mur by terrain loenhart mayr

This observation tower by Munich office terrain:loenhart&mayr rises over the river Mur at the Austrian border with Slovenia. More »

Dezeen x Design Association
container design competition

Design competition: there’s only one week left to enter our competition with Design Association in Japan to win free exhibition space at Tokyo Designers Week Container Exhibition during Tokyo Designers Week 2010 from 29 October to 3 November. More details »

Competition: five copies of the Green Dream
to be won

The Green Dream

We’ve got together with Dutch architects MVRDV to offer our readers the chance to win one of five copies of Green Dream – How Future Cities Can Outsmart Nature, written by The Why Factory foundation. More »