New York’s Breuer Building Is Back—and Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week
Trump’s 50-year mortgage proposal raises eyebrows, NYC’s bricklayers protect the final cobblestone streets, and extra.Sotheby’s has formally moved into NYC’s ...
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Melbourne Design Week calls for entries for 2026 edition
Expressions of curiosity at the moment are open for the milestone tenth version of Melbourne Design Week, Australia’s largest annual ...
Kitchen of the Week: A Not Too Precious Kitchen for “Faux Martha” in Minnesota
We’ve tapped The Fake Martha blogger Melissa Coleman a number of occasions up to now for her experience on streamlined, ...
Ikea Snags Nike’s NY Flagship Store for $213M—and Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week
Lahaina experiments with tiny properties, the Trump administration may push thousands and thousands off of housing help, and extra.Ikea has ...
Adelaide Design Week in review
Adelaide, a metropolis formed by design, has held a mirror as much as itself with its first ever Adelaide Design ...
L.A. Is Getting a BIG-Designed Megaproject—and Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week
A megaproject by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), 670 Mesquit, has formally been greenlit in L.A.’s Arts District. The tiered four-building ...
This week we reported on the job market for architecture's class of '25
This week on Dezeen, we reported on structure's graduating class of 2025, who're set to face the hardest job market in ...
This mistake could spell disaster for your lawn this week
In case you’re serious about mowing your garden over the following few days, maintain your horses – specialists are warning ...
This week we explored the possibilities of building with cob
This week on Dezeen, we launched our Constructing with Cob editorial sequence investigating the potential of the traditional, low-carbon constructing ...
Kitchen(s) of the Week: 12 Cook Spaces in Stylish Stainless Steel
For some time now we’ve been (fortunately) noticing the revival of the stainless-steel kitchen; in style within the seventies/eighties however ...
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