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This week Nike revealed its developing its own generative AI model to design products and Carlo Ratti Associati proposed a replacement for the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. Read on for more...

 

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Celoria Architects designs concrete home as "massive primitive object"

Celoria Architects designs concrete home as "massive primitive object"

Architecture studio Celoria Architects has completed a concrete home in Mendrisio, Switzerland, informed by the region's grotti – cellar-like communal spaces where local cuisine is served.

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Nike developing AI model as part of design "step change"

Nike developing AI model as part of design "step change"

Sportswear brand Nike is developing its own generative AI model to design products using its vast bank of athlete data, Dezeen can reveal.

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Carlo Ratti Associati proposes replacement for collapsed Baltimore bridge

Carlo Ratti Associati proposes replacement for collapsed Baltimore bridge

Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati has proposed a replacement design for the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore following its collapse in early 2024.

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Habitare to encourage "creative meetings" as Finland seeks to become global design destination

Habitare to encourage "creative meetings" as Finland seeks to become global design destination

Promotion Long-running Finnish design fair Habitare will take place in Helsinki in September, along with its returning trade platform Habitare Pro.

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"Why do so many architects think they are more privileged than they really are?"

"Why do so many architects think they are more privileged than they really are?"

Architects should finally acknowledge that the profession is no longer a guaranteed route to prosperity and unionise, writes Phineas Harper.

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Gijs Schalkx converts car to run on plastic waste

Gijs Schalkx converts car to run on plastic waste

Dutch designer Gijs Schalkx has retrofitted an old car to run on an unusual fuel source: waste plastic that is turned back into oil.

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Clerkenwell Design Week 2024

Clerkenwell Design Week 2024

Dezeen Events Guide Clerkenwell Design Week will host its 15th edition in 2024, returning to venues across the Clerkenwell district of London from 21 to 23 May.

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Bang & Olufsen brings back classic 90s six-CD player

Bang & Olufsen brings back classic 90s six-CD player

Electronics brand Bang & Olufsen has collected and restored several hundred units of its 1990s-era Beosound 9000 CD player, giving them a second life as a limited-edition product for fans of physical media.

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Peach-coloured walls enliven Goan holiday homes by Jugal Mistri Architects

Peach-coloured walls enliven Goan holiday homes by Jugal Mistri Architects

Peach-toned walls and arched openings define Baia Villas, a set of six holiday homes in Goa that Mumbai studio Jugal Mistri Architects has designed to evoke local vernacular.

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveils Sleeping Beauties exhibition spanning four centuries of fashion

The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveils Sleeping Beauties exhibition spanning four centuries of fashion

Dezeen previews the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute's latest blockbuster fashion exhibition Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion, which opens May 10 following Monday's Met Gala.

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Christian Louboutin and Jomo Tariku named judges for Dezeen Awards 2024

Christian Louboutin and Jomo Tariku named judges for Dezeen Awards 2024

Fashion designer Christian Louboutin, architect Keith Griffiths and designers Lisa Jones, Ruby Kean and Jomo Tariku have been announced as Dezeen Awards 2024 judges. Submit your entry today!

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