Dezeen Weekly Podcast Debates Dyson CameraJet Toothbrush and North London Stone Exoskeleton Building
Dezeen Weekly returns with an episode in which features editor Nat Barker, design editor Jennifer Hahn, and editor Tom Ravenscroft discuss two recent design stories. The team examines the Dyson CameraJet, a new toothbrush product that has generated considerable discussion, and they also propose their own ideas for future Dyson products. The conversation then shifts to a landmark building in north London that is supported by a stone exoskeleton, a structural approach described as a world-first. The building, named Petra Heights, is located on Finchley Road and was designed by the architecture firms Groupwork and Webb Yates. The podcast references Dezeen's Stone Age 2.0 series, published in early 2024, for further reading on the contemporary stone architecture movement. The episode is available via the embedded player, as well as on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Dezeen Weekly is an original Dezeen podcast featuring journalists from the publication. The artwork for Dezeen Weekly is by Simon Volt, and editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.
Key facts
- Dezeen Weekly podcast episode features Nat Barker, Jennifer Hahn, and Tom Ravenscroft.
- The Dyson CameraJet toothbrush is discussed as a much-debated product launch.
- The team also suggests future Dyson product ideas.
- A north London building held up by a stone exoskeleton is described as a world-first.
- The building is named Petra Heights and is on Finchley Road.
- Groupwork and Webb Yates are the architecture firms behind Petra Heights.
- Dezeen's Stone Age 2.0 series on contemporary stone architecture ran in early 2024.
- Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt; editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.
Entities
Artists
- Nat Barker
- Jennifer Hahn
- Tom Ravenscroft
- Simon Volt
- Miguel Santa Clara
Institutions
- Dezeen
- Dezeen Weekly
- Dyson
- Groupwork
- Webb Yates
- Spotify
- Apple Podcasts
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Finchley Road
Sources
- Dezeen —