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Alexander Symes Architect reworks kite-shaped Cake House on Australian coast
Australian studio Alexander Symes Architect has renovated and reconfigured a kite-shaped house used as a landmark by local surfers in Mollymook, New South Wales.
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Wool swim shorts by Sheep Inc are the "world's first made entirely from natural materials"
Clothing brand Sheep Inc has launched a pair of swimming shorts made from Merino wool and lined with a biodegradable mesh.
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Affordable Plymouth high-street housing proposals wins 2025 Davidson Prize
The winner of this year's Davidson Prize is 300 Homes within a Union Street Mile, a proposal that imagines the transformation of Plymouth's high street with "pattern book" housing.
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Dezeen Jobs launches new Company Spotlight section
Dezeen Jobs has launched Company Spotlight, a new platform to help employers showcase the distinctive qualities that set their company apart.
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Seven foamless sofas filled with unexpected materials
Launches of foam-free sofas are coming in hot and fast, as furniture makers wake up to the toxic impacts of polyurethane padding. Below are seven recent examples, packed instead with beans, latex and nothing but air.
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Triennale Milano's 24th International Exhibition "a constellation of ideas and solutions to reduce inequality" says Stefano Boeri
Triennale Milano president Stefano Boeri discusses the institution's 24th International Exhibition in this exclusive video interview produced by Dezeen.
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Industrial-style 1990s pavilions overhauled at Prague Exhibition Grounds
A team of in-house architects at Prague Exhibition Grounds has completed the renovation of the Křižík Pavilions in Prague, turning the once-temporary structures into modern venues topped by public gardens.
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Brick in Architecture Awards 2025 open for entries
Promotion: this year's Brick in Architecture Awards has opened for submissions, inviting projects that showcase "the most incredible and sustainable ways to design with clay brick".
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Pink park furniture used as barricades in LA protests shows design's "fundamental value" says designer
Protesters have used the distinct pink furniture of a Los Angeles park as barricades during demonstrations in the city, sparking commentary from the bench's designer Rios.
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Dezeen Debate features "gentle piece of restoration"
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features the renovation of the Grade II-listed The Wool Hall in Somerset, UK. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now.
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Memorial for lost buildings among projects from Birmingham School of Architecture and Design students
Dezeen School Shows: a memorial that pays homage to destroyed and abandoned buildings in Birmingham, UK, is among the architecture projects from students at Birmingham School of Architecture and Design.
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