Winners of The Great Indoors Awards 2009
Beijing Noodle No.9 (above) in Las Vegas by Japanese studio Design Spirits is one of five winners of The Great Indoors Awards this year. More about Winners of The Great Indoors Awards 2009
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The Why Factory by MVRDV and Richard Hutten
Dutch architects MVRDV and designer Richard Hutten have completed a research facility within a courtyard at the Delft University of Technology. More about The Why Factory by MVRDV and Richard Hutten
Library of Birmingham by Mecanoo granted planning permission
Planning permission has been granted for a library in Birmingham, UK, by Dutch architects Mecanoo. More about Library of Birmingham by Mecanoo granted planning permission
Kranen/Gille at Gallery Fumi
An exhibition of furniture by designers Kranen/Gille of Heusden in the Netherlands is on show at Gallery Fumi in London. More about Kranen/Gille at Gallery Fumi
Rotterdam Market Hall by MVRDV
Construction has begun on a combined residential project and market hall in Rotterdam, designed by Dutch architects MVRDV. More about Rotterdam Market Hall by MVRDV
Fragrance by Alexa Lixfeld
Hamburg designer Alexa Lixfeld has designed a range of perfume bottles with concrete tops. More about Fragrance by Alexa Lixfeld
Tassenkast by Lotty Lindeman
At Design Miami next month, Dutch designer Lotty Lindeman will present a collection of suitcases that can be combined for use as a cabinet in the home. More about Tassenkast by Lotty Lindeman
United Nude Flagship store by Rem D Koolhaas
Architect Rem D Koolhaas has completed the interior of a new flagship store in Amsterdam for his shoe brand. More about United Nude Flagship store by Rem D Koolhaas
Merry-Go-Round by Bureau Ira Koers
Amsterdam studio Bureau Ira Koers have completed a holiday home on the edge of Dwingeloose Heide (Dutch heath) in the Netherlands. More about Merry-Go-Round by Bureau Ira Koers
Blok 1 by GROUP A
Rotterdam architecture studio GROUP A have completed a tower block in Arnhem, the Netherlands, to be used for student housing. More about Blok 1 by GROUP A
Selfportrait by Ka-Lai Chan
Utrecht School of the Arts graduate Ka-Lai Chan has designed a bulging chair representing her suppressed emotions. More about Selfportrait by Ka-Lai Chan
Avifauna by Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters
Stuffed animals covered in fabric by Dutch designers Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters will be presented at Pierre Bergé & Associés in Brussels next week. More about Avifauna by Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters
House Bierings by Rocha Tombal
Architectural photography agency VIEW have sent us these photos by Christian Richters of a wooden house in Utrecht, Netherlands, by Amsterdam architects Rocha Tombal. More about House Bierings by Rocha Tombal
Oogst 1 Solo by Tjep
Here is the first of three proposals by Dutch designers Tjep. for self-sufficient farms that provide inhabitants with everything they require, including energy, heat, oxygen, food and waste management. More about Oogst 1 Solo by Tjep
Gaudi Stool by Studio Geenen
Utrecht designer Bram Geenen of Studio Geenan has designed a stool based on the shape of hanging chains. More about Gaudi Stool by Studio Geenen
Villa extension by O+A
Amsterdam architects O+A have completed an extension to a villa near Eindhoven in the Netherlands. More about Villa extension by O+A
Savannehuis by LAM Architects
Dutch architects LAM have completed a sustainable giraffe enclosure for Rotterdam Zoo, which opens next week. More about Savannehuis by LAM Architects
Rotterdam Art and Culture Building by OD-V
Dutch designers OD-V have completed the interior of a public area in the new Art and Culture Building in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. More about Rotterdam Art and Culture Building by OD-V
Villa in the Dunes by Zandbelt&vandenBerg
Villa in the Dunes is a house designed by architects Zandbelt&vandenBerg, located at the edge of the dunes in the Hook of Holland, the Netherlands. More about Villa in the Dunes by Zandbelt&vandenBerg
Project X by René van Zuuk
Dutch architect René van Zuuk has designed a house for himself in Almere in the Netherlands. More about Project X by René van Zuuk