Ellen Eberhardt
The top 10 holiday homes of 2025
As the holidays approach, we take a look at houses from India to Scotland that would be ideal places to spend the vacation in for the latest roundup in our 2025 Review. More about The top 10 holiday homes of 2025
Zenga Bros blend skate ramps and cabins for "rampitecture" in Waco
For a skating event held in Waco, Texas, USA, creative studio Zenga Bros has combined half pipes with elements of local architecture, such as wood shake, to create cabin-like gathering spaces for spectators within the ramps. More about Zenga Bros blend skate ramps and cabins for "rampitecture" in Waco
Kéré Architecture unveils updated Las Vegas Museum of Art designs
The Las Vegas Museum of Art has released updated images of its headquarters, being designed by Burkinabè architect studio Kéré Architecture with SOM, a building informed by the desert and the city's modernist architecture. More about Kéré Architecture unveils updated Las Vegas Museum of Art designs
Rio de Janeiro museum by Diller Scofidio + Renfro set to open after 15 years
The Museum of Image and Sound by American architecture studio Diller Scofidio + Renfro in Rio de Janeiro is set for a "soft opening" in early 2026, after more than ten years of delays, with photos showing its multi-level form and massive ramps. More about Rio de Janeiro museum by Diller Scofidio + Renfro set to open after 15 years
Designs by SHoP, HKS among three casinos officially coming to New York City
New York State's Gaming Commission has officially awarded three casino licenses to projects in the Bronx and Queens, designed by studios Field Operations, Gensler, Perkins Eastman and more. More about Designs by SHoP, HKS among three casinos officially coming to New York City
"It's been a very stressful year for all US manufacturers" say furniture companies
Ahead of potential rises in furniture tariffs in January 2026, manufacturers are preparing for the continued "economic uncertainty" of imports under the current trade policy in the United States. Dezeen asked furniture companies how they are dealing with the changes. More about "It's been a very stressful year for all US manufacturers" say furniture companies
Miami's first supertall skyscraper reaches halfway mark on path to be tallest in Florida
Miami's first supertall skyscraper, set to become the city's tallest, is currently under construction in the city, with four of the building's nine offset cubes now structurally complete. More about Miami's first supertall skyscraper reaches halfway mark on path to be tallest in Florida
Rivian's "immersive and expressive" Miami installation showcases deep-purple tone
During Miami art week, electric car brand Rivian launched a limited, deep-purple tone for its vehicles informed by a "solar storm" with an installation located in Miami Beach's Collins Park. More about Rivian's "immersive and expressive" Miami installation showcases deep-purple tone
IKEA debuts children's collection for "play in the whole home" in Miami
Swedish furniture company IKEA has launched a children's furniture and decor collection at a Miami art week installation, informed by play studies the company conducted following the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Founders of Public Records to open event space in historic Brooklyn building
The creative studio arm of Brooklyn community hub Public Records, Public Service, has announced a partnership with a New York City development agency to open an event space along the Brooklyn waterfront, designed by nArchitects. More about Founders of Public Records to open event space in historic Brooklyn building
Pilar Zeta creates chromatic colonnade to "recalibrate from frenetic energy of art fairs"
Argentinian artist Pilar Zeta has installed a series of blocky columns covered in iridescent car paint in Miami Beach as a space of respite from the busy energies of Art Basel, Design Miami and other fairs. More about Pilar Zeta creates chromatic colonnade to "recalibrate from frenetic energy of art fairs"
SHoP Architects, HKS and Perkins Eastman casinos recommended for licenses
New York City developments designed by teams including SHoP Architects, HKS and Perkins Eastman have been recommended to receive casino licenses, beating out a BIG project and others. More about SHoP Architects, HKS and Perkins Eastman casinos recommended for licenses
Office of Tangible Space completes dance studio with "highest poles in New York City"
New York design studio Office of Tangible Space has completed a pole dance studio in New York City with burgundy velvet curtains, a shoe rack for heels and lighting that's optimised for self-recording. More about Office of Tangible Space completes dance studio with "highest poles in New York City"
Kéré Architecture reveals designs of its "first built project in South America"
Berlin-based studio Kéré Architecture has revealed designs for the Biblioteca dos Saberes in Rio de Janeiro, which features perforated brick facades and a cylinder that rises from its centre. More about Kéré Architecture reveals designs of its "first built project in South America"
Future of IM Pei-designed Dallas City Hall "remains uncertain"
The Dallas city government has voted to explore relocating and selling the brutalist city hall designed by architect IM Pei, placing the building under increased threat of demolition. More about Future of IM Pei-designed Dallas City Hall "remains uncertain"
Mississippi Museum of Art to preserve Frank Lloyd Wright house in Jackson
The Mississippi Museum of Art in Jackson has purchased a nearby Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian house, with plans to restore and maintain the property for museum visitors. More about Mississippi Museum of Art to preserve Frank Lloyd Wright house in Jackson
Design Museum displays never-before seen Wes Anderson film props
The Design Museum in London has unveiled costumes, props, and other ephemera from Wes Anderson's personal archives as part of an exhibition showcasing the design behind each of his films. More about Design Museum displays never-before seen Wes Anderson film props
"Iconic and unusual" Vaillancourt Fountain set to be dismantled
The San Francisco Arts Commission has voted to dismantle and store a 1970s concrete fountain in San Francisco designed by artist Armand Vaillancourt. More about "Iconic and unusual" Vaillancourt Fountain set to be dismantled
SHoP Architects completes FIT building with "origami-like folded metal panels"
US studio SHoP Architects has completed an academic building for the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City that contains a subterranean sewing lab viewable from the street and a backside atrium that links to a neighbouring building. More about SHoP Architects completes FIT building with "origami-like folded metal panels"
Visions2030 installation in Brazil prompts visitors to "imagine hopeful solutions" with AI
New York-based creative studio Visions2030 has created a trio of domes installed at the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro, where visitors fabricate a vision of the future via a series of AI prompts. More about Visions2030 installation in Brazil prompts visitors to "imagine hopeful solutions" with AI