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Interiors

Interiors

Co-working spaces shouldn't be a "playground for kids" says Fosbury & Sons founders

Co-working office Fosbury & Sons has opened a series of hubs across the Belgian cities of Antwerp and Brussel in recent years. In this interview, founders Stijn Geeraets and Maarten Van Gool explain how they aim to create shared workplaces that move away from bean bags and ping-pong tables to offer a more "grown-up" take. More about Co-working spaces shouldn't be a "playground for kids" says Fosbury & Sons founders

Design

Design

Desert X installs 14 site-specific works in Saudi Arabian desert

A host of large-scale installations have been built amidst the canyons of the Al Ula desert in Saudi Arabia that reflect the landscape and its heritage for the returning Desert X exhibition. More about Desert X installs 14 site-specific works in Saudi Arabian desert

Dezeen Awards

Dezeen Awards

Norman Foster and Paola Antonelli to judge Dezeen Awards 2020

British architect Norman Foster will be joined by designers Joyce Wang and Michael Anastassiades as well as Italian author and curator Paola Antonelli to judge Dezeen Awards 2020. More about Norman Foster and Paola Antonelli to judge Dezeen Awards 2020

Promotion

Promotion

Shortlist unveiled for AHEAD Asia 2020 hospitality awards

A Shigeru Ban-designed boutique hotel in Japan and a resort that hides amongst the Malaysian rainforest are among the projects to be shortlisted in this year's AHEAD Asia awards. More about Shortlist unveiled for AHEAD Asia 2020 hospitality awards

Architecture

Architecture

Shipping containers turned into mirrored architects' studio

Belgian practice TOOP Architectuur has designed two mobile architects' studios for its staff made of repurposed shipping containers clad in mirrors and timber. More about Shipping containers turned into mirrored architects' studio

Comments

Comments

"A very sad day indeed for architectural education"

In this week's comments update, readers are saddened that the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesin will close. More about "A very sad day indeed for architectural education"

Architecture

Architecture

Black facades contrast pale interiors in Lluvia house by PPAA

Courtyards and double-height spaces create a bright and airy atmosphere inside this black house in Mexico City, which was designed by architecture studio PPAA. More about Black facades contrast pale interiors in Lluvia house by PPAA

Architecture

Architecture

Powerhouse Company reveals floating off-grid office in Rotterdam

Dutch architects Powerhouse Company has designed a floating office in Rotterdam for the Global Center on Adaptation that will be carbon neutral and function off-grid. More about Powerhouse Company reveals floating off-grid office in Rotterdam

Architecture

Architecture

David Adjaye renovates Mole House undermined by illegal secret tunnels

A derelict house in London that had tunnels dug under it by the infamous Mole Man has been restored and adapted by architect David Adjaye for the artist Sue Webster. More about David Adjaye renovates Mole House undermined by illegal secret tunnels

Design

Design

Justified creates smudged blue fingerprint logo for United Nations museum

London creative agency Justified wanted to create a "rallying symbol" when developing the visual identity for the Museum for the United Nations, which is designed to engage the younger generation. More about Justified creates smudged blue fingerprint logo for United Nations museum