Lizzie Crook
Lizzie is the architecture editor at Dezeen.
She graduated with a degree in architecture from the University of Sheffield, before joining the magazine as an editorial assistant in 2018.
In 2023 she was highly commended in the Architectural Journalist of the Year category at the International Building Press Awards and was shortlisted for the same prize in 2022 and 2025.
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Stories by Lizzie Crook
DAAR and Brazil win Golden Lions at Venice Architecture Biennale
“Architecture without architects” can teach valuable lessons says Norman Foster
US Pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale urges visitors to question plastic dependency
Rising sea levels envisioned through eyes of a mermaid at Denmark’s Venice Architecture Biennale pavilion
Coffey Architects uses “serious architectural element” to create playful dog kennel
Dezeen’s top five houses of April 2023
Asif Khan and Theaster Gates unveil Liverpool Docks transformation plans
Ten buildings animated by expressive brick facades
Eight living spaces with industrial Crittal-style windows
MVRDV designs German AI hub to be “visible in satellite photos”
Building tall with timber “does not make sense” say experts
Park Hill estate reimagined as set for musical about Sheffield
Africa a “powerful place from which to examine the issues that will dominate the next century” says Venice curator Lesley Lokko
British Pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale encapsulates “the incredible diversity we experience in Britain everyday”
Tadao Ando unveils design for 2023 MPavilion
MVRDV designs “stack of country villas” for Montevideo housing block
“We cannot design just to please our clients anymore” says Yasmeen Lari
Foster + Partners to add barrel-vaulted visitor centre to Spanish winery
Don’t Move, Improve! 2023 shortlist names London’s best home renovations
MVRDV releases visuals of inaugural Van Gogh Homeland festival
Sara Kulturhus Centre “unleashed a world of previously unimagined design possibilities”
“Mass-timber buildings can have very high carbon emissions” says Amy Leedham
