Dezeen Mail #216
“London’s new typology: the tasteful modernist non-dom investment”
Noa Raviv combines grid patterns and 3D printing for Hard Copy fashion collection
One Design Office creates aluminium Arkitube for carrying large-format drawings
Alpine cabins by Pedevilla Architekten build on traditions of Tyrolean farmhouses
OP-light by Bilge Nur Saltik creates luminous optical illusions
Kotaro Horiuchi creates a paper hideout for Fusionner 3.0 installation
“Lego proportions are the golden ratio of architecture,” says Bjarke Ingels
Miguel Flores Soeiro twists metal to form Malmö cutlery
Doyle Gardens extension by Jonathan Tuckey features a criss-crossing wooden ceiling
Two Way reversible sunglasses by HAiK and Kaibosh
Moscow’s Shukhov Tower saved from demolition
Designjunction 2014 to host live “Flash Factory” workshops and pop-up restaurants
Glass boxes cantilever from the concrete core of Tatiana Bilbao’s Bioinnova university building
Rammed earth walls with striated patterns frame Tatiana Bilbao’s Ajijic House
Centimeter Studio’s Sleeed chairs slide together to stack horizontally
Sou Fujimoto bus shelter closed to prevent “possible accidents”
Rammed earth walls surround Craigieburn Library by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp
Marc Newson designs Nautilus pen for Hermès
Faceted ceilings direct sunlight into Sydney home by Carter Williamson Architects
Jasper Morrison’s latest products for Vitra to feature at London Design Festival
Advances in digital interfaces will lead to a “new beginning in music”
Olafur Eliasson fills modern art museum with “giant landscape” of rocks
