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Saint-Denis Brutalist Housing Complex Faces Demolition Threat
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Îlot 8, a Brutalist housing development in Saint-Denis created by Renée Gailhoustet, faces a redevelopment initiative that aims to tear down crucial elements of its original…
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Vessilux Branding Uses Geometric Marks for Permanence
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Designer Irfan Khatri created the branding for Vessilux, a luxury real estate brand, using deep khaki, geometric marks, and restrained typography to convey permanence rather than…
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Art Nouveau's Influence on Contemporary Hospitality Design
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An article on ArchDaily examines how Art Nouveau principles—craftsmanship, natural materials, and ornamentation—are being revived in contemporary hospitality spaces. The movement,…
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PoliLam launches ultra-thin Capri Performance Tops countertop panels
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US brand PoliLam has introduced Capri Performance Tops, an ultra-thin countertop panel collection measuring just half an inch thick. The panels feature coordinated core colours…
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Daryan Knoblauch on Tension, Time, and Light in Architecture
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Daryan Knoblauch's work integrates architecture with dynamic cultural events, viewing temporary structures, stages, and event designs as significant architectural challenges. He…
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Samsung's Third Rural School Library by Wall Architects of XAUAT
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Wall Architects of XAUAT, led by Wu Rui and Wang Maozhen, completed the third Samsung library in rural China under Samsung Semiconductor's CSR program. The 350 m² project,…
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Numen / For Use's Inhabitable Tape and Net Installations Transform Space Through Body Movement
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Founded in 1998, Numen / For Use is a design collective known for crafting immersive installations utilizing tape, netting, and textiles that respond to human movement. Notable…
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Retired Couple's Holiday Villa in Karuizawa by nao architects office and Studio Hashimura
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A holiday villa in Karuizawa, Nagano Prefecture, designed by nao architects office and Studio Hashimura for a retired couple, has been completed in 2025. The rectangular volume…
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Astaka Kota Selera: A Gastronomic Pavilion on Penang's Heritage Waterfront
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EA Architects have completed the Astaka Kota Selera, a gastronomic pavilion in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. The 13,300-square-foot project is part of the George Town North…
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Pilkington's 200-Year Legacy in Architectural Glass Innovation
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Pilkington, the glass manufacturer founded in 1826 in St Helens, England, celebrates its bicentennial in 2026. The company revolutionized architecture with the 1959 float glass…
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Timber Pedestrian Bridge in Shanghai's Yitaiyipin Garden
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In Shanghai's Pudong New Area, a timber pedestrian bridge has been finalized, crafted by GREEN ARCHITECTS in collaboration with gad. This bridge, which is part of Yitaiyipin…
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Issey Miyake and Ensamble Studio Transform Pleating Byproducts into Furniture at Milan Design Week
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At Milan Design Week 2026, Issey Miyake presented “The Paper Log: Shell and Core,” an installation conceived by Satoshi Kondo of MIYAKE DESIGN STUDIO in collaboration with…
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JUNG debuts LS Touch and JUNG HOME at Casa Decor 2026
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At Casa Decor 2026, which runs until May 24 at Calle de San Agustín 11 in Madrid, German company JUNG is presenting its innovative design and control solutions. This marks the…
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LA Designers Turn 14th-Century French Château into Cozy Family Home
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Designers Brandon Quattrone and Isadora Lim have transformed a 14th-century château in France into a warm, intimate residence for a Los Angeles family. The project, featured in…
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Pocketbook Hudson Hotel Opens with Art-Filled Spa in Restored Factory
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Hudson's Pocketbook Hotel, a 46-room establishment housed in a repurposed 19th-century pocketbook factory, welcomed guests in October 2024. Crafted by Charlap Hyman & Herrero, the…
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Benjamin Hall Design completes treehouse-like Adkins Treehouse in Phoenix
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Arizona-based Benjamin Hall Design completed the Adkins Treehouse, a 952-square-foot addition to a 1959 ranch-style house in Phoenix. Completed in 2024, the two-storey extension…
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Nôsa launches Capri vanity unit with integrated stone basin
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British brand Nôsa has introduced the Capri vanity unit, available in walnut or oak, featuring an integrated white stone basin. The unit comes in four sizes—600, 800, 1000, or…
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CQFD Architecture: Socially Committed Parisian Firm Founded by Nacer Larbi-Youcef
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CQFD Architecture (Ce Qui Façonne Demain) was founded in Paris in 2016 by Nacer Larbi-Youcef, a DPLG graduate of ENSA Paris-LaVillette. The firm is a socially committed…
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Kengo Kuma completes ribbed portico for Saint Maurice Cathedral in Angers
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On April 9, 2026, Kengo Kuma & Associates unveiled a modern portico for the 12th-century Saint Maurice Cathedral located in Angers, France. This pale, monolithic addition is…
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GM and Cadillac Design Cast-Bronze Trophy for 2026 PGA Championship
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General Motors' industrial design team and Cadillac have created a cast-bronze trophy for the inaugural 2026 Cadillac Championship golf tournament, held at Trump National Doral in…
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Casa IMBÉ: A Beach House in Rio Grande do Sul by Oficina Conceito Arquitetura
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Casa IMBÉ is a residential development located in Imbé, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, and is anticipated to be finished in 2026. The design, crafted by Oficina Conceito Arquitetura,…
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Facades+ Conference Returns to Washington, D.C. on May 15
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On May 15, Washington, D.C. will host the Facades+ conference series, co-chaired by Ayers Saint Gross. The Grand Hyatt Washington DC will serve as the venue for this symposium,…
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Moncler's Giant Inflatable Octopus Invades 10 Corso Como for Milan Design Week
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During Milan Design Week, which concluded on April 26, Italian fashion brand Moncler transformed the iconic concept store 10 Corso Como with a giant inflatable pink octopus. The…
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Milan Design Week 2026: Outdoor Furniture Debuts by Vincent Van Duysen, Sebastian Herkner, and More
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At Milan Design Week 2026, a wave of outdoor furniture debuts emphasized material ingenuity and adaptable living. Designers presented ultra-refined silhouettes with enhanced…
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OJB unveils landscape plans for Washington Commanders stadium
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OJB has just revealed their landscape architecture plans for the upcoming Washington Commanders stadium, designed by HKS. Set on a sprawling 180 acres in Washington, D.C., about…
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Taller General's Brick Home on Quito Mountainside Uses Thermal Mass for Passive Comfort
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Architecture collective Taller General completed Horno de Pan, a progressive residential project on the slopes of Cerro Auqui in Quito, Ecuador. The single-family home uses…
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Poliform Unveils 2026 Collections at Milan Design Week in Palazzo Clerici
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During Milan Design Week 2026, Poliform took over Palazzo Clerici, an 18th-century Baroque landmark with Tiepolo frescoes, to present its latest collections spanning interiors,…
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Oxford Humanities Hub Funded by Trump Ally Stephen Schwarzman Opens
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The Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities at Oxford University, a £185 million humanities hub funded by American private equity mogul and Trump ally Stephen Schwarzman,…
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KEEN UNEEK 360: A Glueless Shoe Redefining Footwear Design
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KEEN has introduced the UNEEK 360, a radical new shoe that eliminates glue entirely, relying instead on a cord-based construction. The American brand's design evolves its iconic…
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DLR Group's Peter Rutti on Integrated Design and AI Tools
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In an interview with designboom, DLR Group Chief Design Officer Peter Rutti outlines the firm's integrated design philosophy, which brings together over 20 disciplines from the…
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Bertrand Lejoli designs Plissé outdoor sofa for Paola Lenti
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Paola Lenti has launched the Plissé sofa, designed by the Antwerp studio Bertrand Lejoli, as part of its Aqua Collection for 2026. This outdoor piece features a frame in either…
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Etsy Unveils Brand Refresh with New Logo and Visual Identity by Sylvain
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Etsy has launched a comprehensive brand transformation led by design agency Sylvain, centered on a refined logo reduced to a square form. The square serves as both a container and…
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Salone del Mobile 2026: Lacquer, Sculptural Tables, and Tubular Chairs Dominate
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The 2026 Salone del Mobile in Milan highlighted several prominent trends, including the use of lacquer in soft furnishings, the emergence of sculptural tables, and advancements in…
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New York's skinniest skyscraper at 262 Fifth Avenue sparks outrage
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A new residential tower at 262 Fifth Avenue in New York City, with a slenderness ratio of 19:1 (the average is 10:1), has become the most hated skyscraper in the world. Developed…
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Supaform Studio Blends Yugoslav Brutalism with Japanese Listening Bar in Belgrade
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Paris-based Supaform Studio has transformed a corner of Belgrade into EJE, a multidisciplinary venue for the Esthetic Joys Embassy that merges Yugoslav brutalism with the intimacy…
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Schiller Projects Designs Desert Home Around Olive Grove
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Schiller Projects, led by architect Michael Schiller, has completed a residence in Palm Springs, California, for a creative family. The home is sited within a stark desert…
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15 Tiny House Designs Showcase Creative Small-Space Living
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Architectural Digest has published a gallery of 15 tiny house designs that demonstrate innovative approaches to small-space living. The collection includes floating pods and…
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Open Chapel by Christoph Hesse Architects in Hillerhausen
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Christoph Hesse Architects completed the Open Chapel in Hillerhausen, Germany, in 2024. The 50 m² structure, designed by Christoph Hesse and Michela Quadrelli, serves as a…
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Ferrari Hypersail debuts racing monohull livery at Milan Design Week 2026
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During Milan Design Week 2026, the Ferrari Hypersail revealed the new design for its 100ft flying ocean monohull at the Ferrari Flagship Store, with a display created by the…
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PITAKA launches global design competition Weave the Next — Weave Our World
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Founded in 2015, PITAKA has launched 'Weave the Next — Weave Our World,' a global call for creators to reinterpret weaving as a design language connecting material, structure, and…
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