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Studio Guma converts stone farmhouse into "family sanctuary" in Normandy

Architecture practice Studio Guma has overhauled an old farmhouse in Normandy, retaining its stone and timber structure to "evoke the rural history" of the site.

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The Caserne de Reuilly in Paris was "a hollow tooth that we had to fill"

We continue our Social Housing Revival series with a look at the Caserne de Reuilly, the transformation of a 19th-century barracks in Paris into hundreds of affordable homes that is emblematic of the city's effective approach to retrofit housing.

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Video reveals construction progressing on The Line in Neom

The extensive foundation work taking place at The Line site in northwestern Saudi Arabia has been released by Neom at property fair MIPIM.

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"Visionary" car designer Marcello Gandini dies aged 85

Prolific Italian car designer Marcello Gandini, credited with creating the first-ever supercar, has passed away at age 85.

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Gustav Düsing and Max Hacke design modular study pavilion for German university

Berlin-based architects Gustav Düsing and Max Hacke have created a modular and demountable steel-framed pavilion for the Technical University of Braunschweig in Germany.

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Dine table by Formway for Noho

Dezeen Showroom: design studio Formway has created a multi-purpose dining table collection for fellow New Zealand brand Noho, designed to be the centrepiece around which various activities can take place.

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Five key projects by architect and Dezeen Awards judge Francine Houben

Mecanoo founding partner Francine Houben has joined Dezeen Awards 2024 as a judge. Here, she selects five projects that best reflect her work.

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Powerhouse Company completes Europe's first mass-timber academic building

Dutch studio Powerhouse Company has created the Marga Klompé Building at Tilburg University, the Netherlands, which is "the first college building in Europe to be entirely constructed from solid wood".

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V&A's Tropical Modernism exhibition explores "the politics behind the concrete"

London's Victoria and Albert Museum has launched its Tropical Modernism exhibition, which highlights the architectural movement's evolution from colonial import to a "tool of nation building".

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Cupa Pizarras creates facade cladding system made from natural slate

Promotion: Spanish company Cupa Pizarras has developed Cupaclad, a facade cladding system made from slate that aims to provide a sustainable alternative to conventional exterior finishes.

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Sundholm Studio revamps Nanas restaurant to capture "spirit of grandmothers"

Interiors practice Sundholm Studio has refreshed the 30-year-old Nanas restaurant in Durham, North Carolina, with strong colours, bespoke timber joinery and metalwork.

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Hundreds of Max Lamb works shown with cord-covered objects by Jay Sae Jung Oh

Hundreds of pieces by UK designer Max Lamb and pieces made with cord-covered waste material by South Korean designer Jay Sae Jung Oh are being displayed at New York gallery Salon 94 Design.

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FMT Estudio expands 1980s Mexican house to merge "architecture and life"

Mexican architecture practice FMT Estudio has renovated and extended a 1980s house adding clean white facades accented by wooden and wrought iron details in Mérida on the Yucatán peninsula.

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Laura Killam Architecture tops beachside cabin with slanted roof in Canada

Vancouver studio Laura Killam Architecture has created a beachside cabin in British Columbia with a slanted roof that responds to the site's climate.

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Bentley and The Macallan partnership "challenges the conventions of traditional whisky"

Promotion: Bentley Motors has partnered with luxury whisky brand The Macallan to create a limited edition single malt Scotch whisky presented in a precision-engineered glass vessel that "challenges the conventions of traditional whisky".

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Dongo modular outdoor sofa by Studio Segers for Todus

Dezeen Showroom: Belgian design practice Studio Segers has created the Dongo modular sofa for furniture company Todus, designed as an elegant piece of furniture that can adapt to any outdoor space.

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