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Watch MYTH and Therme Art's Communion event exploring the mental health benefits of creative collaboration

Dezeen promotion: Serpentine Pavilion architect Sumayya Vally was among the creatives who participated in a recent event hosted by MYTH and Therme Art to discuss the importance of gathering and creative production on mental wellbeing. Watch highlights from the event here. More about Watch MYTH and Therme Art's Communion event exploring the mental health benefits of creative collaboration

Dezeen staff | 9 November 2021
Dezeen 15 festival

Francesca Sarti calls for a new aesthetic based on food scarcity rather than over-consumption

Day seven of the Dezeen 15 digital festival featured a live interview with Francesca Sarti of food design studio Arabeschi di Latte, who explained why she thinks we should find beauty in frugality rather than abundance. More about Francesca Sarti calls for a new aesthetic based on food scarcity rather than over-consumption

Marcus Fairs | 9 November 2021
Architecture

Kamikatsu Zero Waste Center by Hiroshi Nakamura is built using waste materials

Architect Hiroshi Nakamura incorporated around 700 windows donated by the local community into the facades of this waste recycling facility in the town of Kamikatsu, the first place in Japan to pass a zero-waste declaration. More about Kamikatsu Zero Waste Center by Hiroshi Nakamura is built using waste materials

Alyn Griffiths | 9 November 2021
Dezeen 15 festival

"Can we create a new aesthetic of scarcity?" asks Francesca Sarti

Supermarket shelves groaning with food are a symbol of our age of overproduction and over-consumption argues Francesca Sarti of Arabeschi di Latte in her Dezeen 15 manifesto. Instead, she asks, how can rationing become poetic? More about "Can we create a new aesthetic of scarcity?" asks Francesca Sarti

Francesca Sarti | 9 November 2021
News

Rolls-Royce gets funding to develop mini nuclear reactors at COP26

Daily COP26 briefing: today's COP26 briefing includes mini nuclear reactors, a talk by Nigerian architect Kunlé Adeyemi and the Architects' Journal blog. More about Rolls-Royce gets funding to develop mini nuclear reactors at COP26

Tom Ravenscroft | 9 November 2021
Design

Studio MOM designs hydrogen-powered LAVO Bike

Dutch design office Studio MOM has teamed up with hydrogen battery pioneer LAVO to develop an electric bike that can carry heavy cargo over long distances. More about Studio MOM designs hydrogen-powered LAVO Bike

Amy Frearson | 9 November 2021
Redesign the World

Enzo Lara-Hamilton, Anne Wagner and Morgan Heenan imagine a world in which people live in "self-contained micro-habitats"

The next finalists in Dezeen's Redesign the World competition powered by Twinmotion are Enzo Lara-Hamilton, Anne Wagner and Morgan Heenan, who have proposed a world in which humans live in self-contained spherical pods. More about Enzo Lara-Hamilton, Anne Wagner and Morgan Heenan imagine a world in which people live in "self-contained micro-habitats"

Anna Skrebels | 9 November 2021
Design

Nelly Ben Hayoun announces £1 million of funding for young creatives for Tour de Moon festival

Designer Nelly Ben Hayoun has called for contributions to Tour de Moon, a touring event that will see up to £1 million of bursaries awarded to young creatives as part of the government-funded Unboxed: Creativity in the UK festival. More about Nelly Ben Hayoun announces £1 million of funding for young creatives for Tour de Moon festival

Nat Barker | 9 November 2021
Dezeen Showroom

Technicolour textiles by Peter Saville for Kvadrat among new products on Dezeen Showroom

Kvadrat's series of multicoloured textiles informed by the colourful sprays farmers use to mark their sheep is among 14 new products featured on Dezeen Showroom this week. More about Technicolour textiles by Peter Saville for Kvadrat among new products on Dezeen Showroom

Amina Amber | 9 November 2021
Design

Canoo's electric and extendable Pickup truck includes pop-out workspaces

US automotive start-up Canoo has created an all-electric pickup truck with a streamlined look and hidden utility features as one of its first vehicles. More about Canoo's electric and extendable Pickup truck includes pop-out workspaces

Rima Sabina Aouf | 9 November 2021
Promotion

IE School of Architecture and Design launches Entrepreneurship Challenge

Dezeen promotion: the IE School of Architecture and Design has launched a new edition of its MBArch Entrepreneurship Challenge, which calls for designers to solve the challenges currently facing the built environment. More about IE School of Architecture and Design launches Entrepreneurship Challenge

Dezeen staff | 9 November 2021
Architecture

CetraRuddy completes art deco skyscraper topped with "sculpted crown" in New York

Architecture studio CetraRuddy has created a skyscraper informed by New York's Rockefeller Center with a chevron-patterned facade that pays homage to the surrounding art deco buildings. More about CetraRuddy completes art deco skyscraper topped with "sculpted crown" in New York

Jane Englefield | 8 November 2021
Architecture

Aidia Studio designs mosque in Preston with cascading arched volumes

London and Mexico city-based Aidia Studio has proposed a mosque for Preston, England, that is designed to be a "quintessential archetype of Islamic Architecture". More about Aidia Studio designs mosque in Preston with cascading arched volumes

James Parkes | 8 November 2021
Design

Competition: win a RS2 football table by RS Barcelona

For Dezeen's latest competition, we've teamed up with the design brand RS Barcelona to give readers the chance to win one of its signature RS2 football tables. More about Competition: win a RS2 football table by RS Barcelona

Dezeen staff | 8 November 2021
Design

Ten projects involving colourful textiles designed by Space Popular

From elaborate stage designs to upholstered sculptures, here are ten projects by architecture and design studio Space Popular that make use of polychromatic textile designs. More about Ten projects involving colourful textiles designed by Space Popular

Lizzie Crook | 8 November 2021
Design

Space Popular designs virtual portal for Sir John Soane's museum exhibition

Architecture studio Space Popular has teamed up with Sir John Soane's Museum in London to create an exhibition that looks at "the magics and mechanics" of virtual travel. More about Space Popular designs virtual portal for Sir John Soane's museum exhibition

Cajsa Carlson | 8 November 2021
Dezeen 15 festival

Space Popular sets out its vision for digital portals made of virtual textiles

Day six of the Dezeen 15 virtual festival saw architects Lara Lesmes and Fredrik Hellberg of Space Popular explain their idea for "a civic infrastructure for virtual teleportation" in a live video interview. More about Space Popular sets out its vision for digital portals made of virtual textiles

Marcus Fairs | 8 November 2021
Architecture

MVRDV's Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen opens, giving the public access to 151,000 artworks

Glass display cases filled with artworks take centre stage in the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, an art storage building designed by MVRDV, which is now open to the public in Rotterdam. More about MVRDV's Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen opens, giving the public access to 151,000 artworks

Amy Frearson | 8 November 2021
News

Beatie Wolfe visualises rising CO2 levels on Glasgow's Armadillo building at COP26

Daily COP26 briefing: today's COP26 briefing includes a projection artwork by Beatie Wolfe, a cement-free concrete tower and a talk by sustainable architecture expert Maria Smith. More about Beatie Wolfe visualises rising CO2 levels on Glasgow's Armadillo building at COP26

Tom Ravenscroft | 8 November 2021
Dezeen 15 festival

Space Popular proposes a "civic infrastructure for virtual teleportation" to help people navigate the metaverse

In their manifesto for the Dezeen 15 online festival, architects Lara Lesmes and Fredrik Hellberg of Space Popular propose portals made of virtual textiles to transform the experience of passing between digital worlds. More about Space Popular proposes a "civic infrastructure for virtual teleportation" to help people navigate the metaverse

Lara Lesmes and Fredrik Hellberg | 8 November 2021

Studio Font perches cliffside home in Mexico on inhabitable concrete columns

Open Studio designs izakaya-style restaurant with "half-dipped dumpling" lamp

Studio NRG designs Lilium Chair out of recycled metal car rims

Fabio Fantolino looks to 1960s offices for interior of retro Turin bar

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