Studio Gang
Odile Decq
Henry Goss
Pezo von Ellrichshausen
Science Museum
London's Science Museum is dedicated to telling the story of scientific achievement through exhibitions and the presentation of iconic objects.
Álvaro Siza
Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza is a cult favourite among architects, so comfortably made our Hot List without being in the news a whole lot over the past year.
Tate
London's Tate Modern – one of the city's most important cultural attractions – is Britain's national gallery of international modern art. The institution forms part of the Tate group, which itself is made up of three other galleries across the UK.
Project Orange
Royal College of Art
London's Royal College of Art is our highest-ranking education establishment.
Oki Sato/Nendo
It's a surprise to find only one designer in the top 20 of our Hot List. We always knew that architecture was more popular with readers than design, but we didn't realise by quite how much. It's less of a surprise to find Nendo, the Japanese studio headed by
Tigg Coll Architects
Nieto Sobejano
Antoni Gaudí
Coop Himmelb(l)au
Populous
Isay Weinfeld
Corten steel
Corten steel is the only trademarked material to make it into the top 100 of our Hot List. A perennial favourite thanks to its rusty patina, Corten is a form of weathering steel.
Peter Cook
Eduardo Souto de Moura
Nike
Sportswear brand Nike fails to qualify for our Dezeen Hot List top 20 by a whisker. With this being an Olympic year, the brand was particularly active, unveiling a raft of new high-performance products at a lavish ceremony in New York in the spring and following this up
Hassell
Omnipresent Google pops up all over Dezeen in a variety of guises: as a pioneer of self-driving cars; as a creator of virtual-reality painting software; as a rebranded company with a new logo.