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Architects and medics collaborate on "unprecedented" project to develop open-source hoods to protect healthcare workers

Boston architect Eric Höweler and a team from Harvard's Graduate School of Design have helped local doctors develop patient isolation hoods – a new type of device that could save the lives of healthcare workers and "impact things worldwide" in the fight against coronavirus. More about Architects and medics collaborate on "unprecedented" project to develop open-source hoods to protect healthcare workers

Marcus Fairs | 20 April 2020 | Leave a comment
News

Daily coronavirus architecture and design briefing: 20 April

Daily coronavirus briefing: today's architecture and design coronavirus briefing includes the conversion of a Foster + Partners-designed college building, open-source hoods and optimism from Spain. More about Daily coronavirus architecture and design briefing: 20 April

Tom Ravenscroft | 20 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Virtual Design Festival

VDF collaborates with MAAT in Lisbon to launch virtual experience of SO-IL installation and exhibition

Today Virtual Design Festival teams up with Lisbon's MAAT museum to present its collaboration with architect SO-IL. First, Florian Idenburg and Jing Liu of SO-IL explain their Beeline installation in this exclusive video. More about VDF collaborates with MAAT in Lisbon to launch virtual experience of SO-IL installation and exhibition

Marcus Fairs | 20 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Interiors

Lavandaria Morinha laundrette in Portugal takes subtle cues from old washhouses

Design studio Stu.dere looked into traditional washing methods to create the interior of this laundrette in northern Portugal, which features marble and green-tile surfaces. More about Lavandaria Morinha laundrette in Portugal takes subtle cues from old washhouses

Natasha Levy | 20 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Virtual Design Festival

Virtual Design Festival week two includes SO-IL, Ron Arad and Beatie Wolfe

Week two of Virtual Design Festival features an architecture photography festival, a celebration of Earth Day, interviews with SO-IL and Ron Arad and a live music performance by Beatie Wolfe. Here's what's coming up this week. More about Virtual Design Festival week two includes SO-IL, Ron Arad and Beatie Wolfe

Benedict Hobson | 20 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Design

Rie Sakamoto knits rubber bands together like yarn for elastic garments

Japanese designer Rie Sakamoto replaced yarn with rubber bands for her knitted fashion collection, which aims to showcase this stationary item's overlooked qualities. More about Rie Sakamoto knits rubber bands together like yarn for elastic garments

Natashah Hitti | 20 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Architecture

Steep gable defines barn-style house in rural England by Elliott Architects

Elliott Architects has designed this barn-like house in the Tyne Valley, England, with double-height living space beneath a steep gable ceiling. More about Steep gable defines barn-style house in rural England by Elliott Architects

Jon Astbury | 20 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Architecture

Batay-Csorba Architects expands Arts and Crafts-style house in Toronto

A patchwork of wood shingles and stone forms this Toronto home that local practice Batay-Csorba Architects has extended and renovated. More about Batay-Csorba Architects expands Arts and Crafts-style house in Toronto

Bridget Goldberg | 19 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Virtual Design Festival

Kengo Kuma's Japan National Stadium is "definitely not iconic" says Martin van der Linden

Architecture video blogger Martin van der Linden visits Kengo Kuma's new Olympic stadium in Tokyo in his latest contribution to Virtual Design Festival. More about Kengo Kuma's Japan National Stadium is "definitely not iconic" says Martin van der Linden

Marcus Fairs | 19 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Architecture

Lemoal Lemoal Architectes builds translucent half-timbered tennis pavilion

Paris studio Lemoal Lemoal Architectes has completed a half-timbered changing pavilion at the Garden Tennis Club of Cabourg on the north coast of France. More about Lemoal Lemoal Architectes builds translucent half-timbered tennis pavilion

Tom Ravenscroft | 19 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Interiors

Original beams and brickwork add warmth to pared-back Madrid apartment

Architect Leticia Saá has woven historical features such as exposed brickwork and wooden pillars into the minimal interior of this open-plan apartment in Madrid. More about Original beams and brickwork add warmth to pared-back Madrid apartment

Ali Morris | 19 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Design

T Sakhi infuses Murano glass with metal wires for Tasting Threads tableware

Beirut design studio T Sakhi combined Venetian Murano glass with recycled metal threads and powder to create a pair of textured glassware collections. More about T Sakhi infuses Murano glass with metal wires for Tasting Threads tableware

Natashah Hitti | 19 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Architecture

Poisson Blanc cabin by Naturehumaine has a white pointed metal roof

A gabled titanium roof and wooden walls form this white house that architecture studio Naturehumaine has perched on a wooded site in Québec, Canada. More about Poisson Blanc cabin by Naturehumaine has a white pointed metal roof

Kristine Klein | 18 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Interiors

Orange performance room stands out at Yale University's radio station

New York architecture studio Forma has created contrasting orange and grey-coloured rooms for Yale University's student-run radio station. More about Orange performance room stands out at Yale University's radio station

Bridget Goldberg | 18 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Virtual Design Festival

Kyoto Station designed as "geographical valley" says video blogger Martin van der Linden

Hiroshi Hara's monumental Kyoto Station features in the latest short movie by architecture video blogger Martin van der Linden, as part of his contribution to Virtual Design Festival. More about Kyoto Station designed as "geographical valley" says video blogger Martin van der Linden

Marcus Fairs | 18 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Architecture

Ten remote homes to offer a little escapism during the pandemic

As self-isolation continues across the globe to help slow the spread of coronavirus, we've rounded up 10 remote cabins, treehouses and retreats that would be ideal to escape to. More about Ten remote homes to offer a little escapism during the pandemic

India Block | 18 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Virtual Design Festival

This week's VDF highlights include a live interview with Li Edelkoort and messages from 35 designers

Virtual Design Festival launched this week! Here's a roundup of everything that happened in week one including live interviews, collaborations with cultural organisations and video messages from designers around the world. More about This week's VDF highlights include a live interview with Li Edelkoort and messages from 35 designers

Marcus Fairs | 18 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Design

Pearson Lloyd creates tubular steel flat-pack chair for Takt

London studio Pearson Lloyd has designed a steel flat-pack chair, called Cross Chair Tube, for Danish furniture brand Takt. More about Pearson Lloyd creates tubular steel flat-pack chair for Takt

Cajsa Carlson | 18 April 2020 | Leave a comment
This week on Dezeen

This week Dezeen launched the first ever Virtual Design Festival

This week on Dezeen we launched a Virtual Design Festival featuring a live video interview with Li Edelkoort and messages from architects and designers from across the world. More about This week Dezeen launched the first ever Virtual Design Festival

India Block | 18 April 2020 | Leave a comment
Design

Augmented-reality exhibition launched to sell artwork during pandemic

Designer Sebastian Errazuriz has created an online exhibition that allows collectors to preview artworks in their home using augmented reality tools during the coronavirus pandemic. More about Augmented-reality exhibition launched to sell artwork during pandemic

Eleanor Gibson | 17 April 2020 | Leave a comment

Delavegacanolasso finishes home in Madrid with tactile material palette

Anastasiia Tempynska transforms former embassy into "gallery-like" Kyiv showroom

Jihyun Kim uses gloop glaze to create "gravity-defying" Salty Fairy Ring ceramics

"Quietly magical" Toronto cafe provides family-friendly third place

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