Design
Something Fishy by Róshildur Jónsdóttir
Icelandic designer Róshildur Jónsdóttir has designed a toy construction kit that uses fish bones as components. More about Something Fishy by Róshildur Jónsdóttir
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Design
Design Miami Chat Shows: John Maeda
The first of our video interviews conducted at Design Miami last month features John Maeda, the multi-skilled designer who is now president of Rhode Island School of Design. More about Design Miami Chat Shows: John Maeda
Interiors
Die Kunstbar by Studio Arne Quinze
Studio Arne Quinze have completed the interior of die Kunstbar in Cologne, Germany. More about Die Kunstbar by Studio Arne Quinze
Architecture
Contemporary Pagoda by Daniel Simmons
Toronto-based designer Daniel Simmons has designed a conceptual shrine for meditation called Contemporary Pagoda. More about Contemporary Pagoda by Daniel Simmons
Architecture
Shell by ARTechnic architects
Japanese architects ARTechnic have completed Shell, a holiday villa in Karuizawa, Japan. More about Shell by ARTechnic architects
Architecture
Scent Pavilion by Alan Lu
Here's another student project, this time a pavilion designed by Alan Lu at the University of California. More about Scent Pavilion by Alan Lu
Architecture
Flotsam by Andreas Hoerl
University of Innsbruck graduate Andreas Hoerl has sent us these images of his thesis project called Flotsam - swimming architecture. More about Flotsam by Andreas Hoerl
Interiors
OrganiCube by Christian Precht
Austrian designer Christian Precht has designed a compact living environment called OrganiCube. More about OrganiCube by Christian Precht
Architecture
Villa Paya-Paya by Aboday architects
Architects Aboday have completed a holiday home called Villa Paya-Paya in Bali, Indonesia. More about Villa Paya-Paya by Aboday architects
Architecture
Sapphire Gallery by XTEN Architecture
XTEN Architecture have designed Sapphire Gallery, an extension to a house for art collectors in Los Angeles, USA. More about Sapphire Gallery by XTEN Architecture
Design
Echos by Pour les Alpes
Swiss designers Tina Stieger and Annina Gaehwiler of Pour les Alpes have designed a collection of furniture called Echos.
2008 review
2008 review: December
Concluding our review of the most clicked-on Dezeen stories from each month during 2008, the top five from December begins with REK, an extending bookcase by Rotterdam-based designer Reinier de Jong. More about 2008 review: December
2008 review
2008 review: November
Here are the five most-viewed stories from November 2008, starting with the Rødovre Skyscraper in Copenhagen by Dutch architects MVRDV and Danish co-architects ADEPT. More about 2008 review: November
2008 review
2008 review: October
Happy New Year! Continuing our review of 2008, most popular in October was Top of Tyrol, a mountain-top viewing platform above a glacier by Innsbruck architects Astearchitecture. More about 2008 review: October
2008 review
2008 review: September
Here are the five most popular Dezeen stories from September 2008, kicking off with vases made from unwanted books by graduate designer Laura Cahill. More about 2008 review: September
2008 review
2008 review: August
Our most popular post in August 2008 was the RAK Gateway project by Norwegian architects Snøhetta. Scroll on for the rest of August's top five... More about 2008 review: August
2008 review
2008 review: July
Moving on to our top five Dezeen stories from July: design graduate Oliver Bishop-Young's SkipWaste project was the most-viewed story of the month. More about 2008 review: July
2008 review
2008 review: June
Continuing our review of the most popular Dezeen stories from each month during 2008, here are the five most-viewed posts from June, starting with Dubai Opera House by Zaha Hadid Architects. More about 2008 review: June
2008 review
2008 review: May
The five most popular Dezeen stories from May were rather heavy on the architecture. The most-viewed post was Strata Tower by New York-based architects Asymptote. More about 2008 review: May
2008 review
2008 review: April
Here are the five most popular Dezeen stories from April 2008. Firstly, a tea house made out of paper and cardboard by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban. More about 2008 review: April