This week on Dezeen
This week on Dezeen our readers have been obsessing over safety, with a tirade of comments demanding handrails and balustrades for a house with holes in the walls and floors (above) and concerns for the stability of a deck chair with no back legs (below).
Two commenters are even terrified by the idea of cats attacking from nooks in a bookcase-cum-staircase (below).
Meanwhile the London 2012 Olympics storm on and we’ve been running a series of movies commissioned by Nike all about designing sportswear, culminating in a talk last night with Dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs and the brand’s global creative director for the Olympics Martin Lotti.
As the Olympics draw to a close on Sunday attention is turning to the future, with plans to develop housing at the Olympic Park unveiled yesterday and a design for new taxi cabs in the city (below).
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