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Javier Guzmán Cervantes showcases furniture made from urban waste in Mexico
Mexican architect Javier Guzmán Cervantes has collected urban waste materials including cinderblocks and rebar to create a series of furniture for a show in Mexico City. More about Javier Guzmán Cervantes showcases furniture made from urban waste in Mexico
Formation Association fills revamped Los Angeles retail space with pink plaster
Local studio Formation Association has completed a renovation project in Los Angeles, placing asymmetrical volumes clad in plaster in the shell of a masonry building to create a dramatic "canyon-like" interior passage. More about Formation Association fills revamped Los Angeles retail space with pink plaster
Hopson Rodstrom Design creates jagged-roof Los Angeles building with interior courtyard
Local studio Hopson Rodstrom Design placed a sawtooth roof on top of this black-clad apartment building with an interior courtyard in southern California. More about Hopson Rodstrom Design creates jagged-roof Los Angeles building with interior courtyard
"Now's the time to shelter all species" say 2024 AIA Gold Medal winners
AIA Gold Medal winners Ted Flato and David Lake share their views on how "architecture is being driven forward by a response to climate" in this exclusive interview. More about "Now's the time to shelter all species" say 2024 AIA Gold Medal winners
David Lake and Ted Flato win 2024 AIA Gold Medal
David Lake and Ted Flato of Texas studio Lake Flato Architects have been awarded the 2024 AIA Gold Medal for their engagement with "controversial environmental and socio-political issues". More about David Lake and Ted Flato win 2024 AIA Gold Medal
Google and Jahn release images of Thompson Center redesign
Tech company Google and architecture studio Jahn have released visualisations of the planned revamp of the James R Thompson Center, an iconic postmodern-style building in Chicago's Downtown. More about Google and Jahn release images of Thompson Center redesign
Studio Gang nestles Kresge College expansion in Pacific forest
Chicago architecture firm Studio Gang has expanded a California college through the addition of mass-timber structures that were informed by how fungi grow in the wild. More about Studio Gang nestles Kresge College expansion in Pacific forest
Alcova presents "investigation of design" at exhibition in Miami motel
Milan-based design exhibition Alcova has launched its Miami edition at Miami art week, meant to create a space for independent and experimental design studios at the annual event. More about Alcova presents "investigation of design" at exhibition in Miami motel
Dezeen's top 10 US architecture projects of 2023
From skyscrapers by SHoP Architects and BIG to the world's largest spherical structure in Las Vegas, we select 10 of this year's most talked-about architecture projects in the United States as part of our 2023 review. More about Dezeen's top 10 US architecture projects of 2023
Vincent Van Duysen showcases stone furniture at Miami art week
Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen has unveiled a series of furniture pieces and showcased them in a multi-sensory installation with Mexican stone company Arca during Miami art week. More about Vincent Van Duysen showcases stone furniture at Miami art week
Lara Bohinc uses colour-coated cork for bulbous outdoor furniture in Miami
UK-based designer Lara Bohinc has unveiled a series of bulbous furniture and decorative objects for public use at the Miami Design District during the city's art week. More about Lara Bohinc uses colour-coated cork for bulbous outdoor furniture in Miami
Ten must-see design installations at Miami art week 2023
A beach maze by Sebastian Errazuriz, the first US show for AI artist Tilly Tabot and the first physical work by digital artist Andrés Reisinger are among the design-forward installations on view during Miami art week 2023. More about Ten must-see design installations at Miami art week 2023
Noel Mercado uses salvaged car parts to modify Marcel Breuer chairs
A Cesca Chair decked out with hundreds of air fresheners and Spoleto Chair adorned with speakers are among American artist Noel Mercado's modification of classic Knoll chairs using salvaged chair parts. More about Noel Mercado uses salvaged car parts to modify Marcel Breuer chairs
Kengo Kuma unveils colourful structure for Miami Design District
Japanese architecture studio Kengo Kuma and Associates is set to create a sculptural block of buildings that will serve as retail locations for the Miami Design District. More about Kengo Kuma unveils colourful structure for Miami Design District
Mexican design and architecture undergoing a "renaissance" says Héctor Esrawe
Mexico is experiencing a "renaissance" in architecture and design because of its embrace and promotion of artisanal practices, says designer Héctor Esrawe in this exclusive interview. More about Mexican design and architecture undergoing a "renaissance" says Héctor Esrawe
Gehry Partners references icebergs and Hollywood for Warner Bros building
LA architecture studio Gehry Partners has completed the extension of media company Warner Bros' headquarters in Burbank, which juxtaposes two distinctive facade styles. More about Gehry Partners references icebergs and Hollywood for Warner Bros building
Jones Studio designs education centre to show "preciousness" of water in Arizona
Architecture firm Jones Studio has designed an educational centre in Arizona with the aim of raising awareness about water resources and infrastructure in the region. More about Jones Studio designs education centre to show "preciousness" of water in Arizona
Provencher Roy mixes recycled glass into concrete of sculptural Quebec bridge
Canadian architecture studio Provencher Roy has created Darwin Bridges, a curved bridge on Nuns' Island outside of Montreal constructed with concrete that utilises recycled glass in its mixture. More about Provencher Roy mixes recycled glass into concrete of sculptural Quebec bridge
Ross Barney Architects creates pavilion exploring "layers" of early Chicago
Ross Barney Architects has created a pavilion dedicated to Haitian entrepreneur Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable, the first non-Indigenous settler of Chicago, for the city's architecture biennial. More about Ross Barney Architects creates pavilion exploring "layers" of early Chicago
Stickbulb creates light fixtures using wood from salvaged New York trees
New York design studio Stickbulb has launched Treeline, a series of lighting created using wood sourced from trees that had been removed from New York City's "urban forest". More about Stickbulb creates light fixtures using wood from salvaged New York trees