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Coffey Architects references industrial history for London housing and arts spaces
London studio Coffey Architects has completed The Tannery, a mixed-use project in Bermondsey that combines housing, artist's studios and a gallery around a central courtyard.
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Oshinowo Studio wraps Adidas Lagos store in perforated aluminium sheets
Nigerian architecture practice Oshinowo Studio has completed a store for Adidas in Lagos, Nigeria, which is the sportswear brand's first flagship store in West Africa.
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Wildfire detection concept wins Dezeen and Samsung's Re:Create Design Challenge
A conceptual wildfire detection system powered by renewable energy and composed of recycled Samsung smartphones has been named the winner of the Re:Create Design Challenge.
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ODA designs skyscraper punctured by "greenery-filled terrarium" in Seoul
A large sky garden filled with plants will be the focal point of Terrarium Cheong-Dam, a skyscraper that architecture studio ODA is designing in South Korea.
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"The beauty of this site is that it is untouched by man" says commenter
In this week's comments update, readers are discussing a trio of "luxury boutique hotels" unveiled as part of the latest Neom region in an scenic valley in Saudi Arabia.
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"I look for people who seem to be leaders" says designer Megan Grehl
In the latest instalment of our Dezeen Jobs: How We Recruit series, Megan Grehl, director of her eponymous interior design studio, describes how her work and hiring needs are evolving.
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Design Academy Eindhoven graduates showcase work at Dutch Design Week
A running shoe designed for use on Mars and a meditative water installation feature in this video by Dezeen, which showcases student projects from Design Academy Eindhoven during Dutch Design Week.
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Slow-motion Flow fountain seeks to "mesmerise" spectators away from their phones
Design collective Dutch Invertuals created an installation that encourages visitors to find beauty in the simple things at this year's Dutch Design Week.
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Pulpatronics tackles single-use electronics with paper RFID tags
A group of design graduates from London's Royal College of Art have come up with a way to make RFID tags entirely from paper, with no metal or silicon components in a bid to cut down on waste from single-use electronics.
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BIG's first supertall skyscraper reaches completion in New York
Architecture studio Bjarke Ingels Group has announced the completion of The Spiral, the studio's first supertall skyscraper and first commercial high-rise in New York City that features a "Ziggurat silhouette".
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Dezeen Agenda features skyscrapers planned for indigenous land
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features designs for residential skyscrapers in Vancouver, Canada. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now.
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REX creates "holy grail" combination of performance spaces in Providence
New York architecture studio REX has completed the "most automated" performance building in the world at Brown University's campus in Providence, Rhode Island.
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