Herzog & de Meuron completes blocky high-rise laboratories in Basel

Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron has created the Pharma Research and Early Development Centre in Basel, as part of a wider campus it has masterplanned for pharmaceutical company Roche.

Archigram co-founder Dennis Crompton dies aged 89

British architect Dennis Crompton, best known as one of the founders of the experimental collective Archigram, has died at the age of 89.

Apple Park by Foster + Partners was the most significant building of 2017

We continue our 21st-Century Architecture: 25 Years 25 Buildings series with a look at Apple Park by Foster + Partners, the most recognisable office of the past 25 years.

James Turrell reveals "monumental sequence of chambers" for AlUla desert installation

American artist James Turrell has unveiled plans for an expansive installation connected by a series of tunnels and staircases in Saudi Arabia's AlUla desert.

Local firm Child Studio drew on the designs of modernist European villas when creating the interior for a townhouse in London's Belgravia area.

DSKY Moonwatch brings mini Apollo space computer to people's wrists

The computer interface of NASA's 1960s Apollo spacecraft is meticulously replicated in miniature in the DSKY Moonwatch, a multifunctional timepiece created by British start-up Apollo Instruments.

Sigla Studio restores original features inside 1900s Barcelona apartment

Original mosaic floors and decorative mouldings have been restored in this early 20th-century Barcelona apartment renovation by local practice Sigla Studio.

Ten significant US architecture projects set to complete in 2025

Projects by Foster + Partners, BIG, Studio Gang and OMA are set to open this year in the US, including a New York supertall skyscraper and a mass-timber campus at Harvard.

AIA "extremely concerned" about Trump classical architecture executive order

The American Institute of Architects has denounced an executive order signed by president Donald Trump that aims to promote classical architecture, saying it would "stifle innovation".

Apple unveils first mass-timber Apple Store in Miami

Dezeen can exclusively reveal photos of the art deco-informed Apple Miami Worldcenter, the "first Apple Store with extensive use of mass-timber construction", which opens this Friday.

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