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Posted on June 12, 2017

Studio Razavi reinterprets traditional chalet architecture with Mountain House in the Alps

Mountain House by Studio Razavi Architecture By pairing raw concrete with warm timber, French office Studio Razavi hoped to give a contemporary feel to this Alpine chalet home, while also complying with strict local architecture guidelines. Read more
Posted on June 12, 2017

Studio Razavi reinterprets traditional chalet architecture with Mountain House in the Alps

Mountain House by Studio Razavi Architecture By pairing raw concrete with warm timber, French office Studio Razavi hoped to give a contemporary feel to this Alpine chalet home, while also complying with strict local architecture guidelines. Read more
Posted on June 12, 2017

Studio Makkink & Bey’s wheelie-bin toilet harvests human waste for electricity and compost

CompostKlikoToilet by Makkink & Bey Aiming to change our attitudes towards our own excrement, Dutch design duo Makkink & Bey have created a toilet that collects poo and wee before turning it into compost. Read more
Posted on June 12, 2017

Job of the day: workshop assistant at JamesPlumb

Our job of the day from Dezeen Jobs is for a workshop assistant to join London-based design studio JamesPlumb, which recently used an antique textile to create a limited-edition bench. More ›
Posted on June 11, 2017

Cheng + Franco cantilevers trio of Corten-clad volumes from rural Peruvian house

Casa N, Peru by Cheng Franco Architects This countryside house in Peru by Lima-based studio Cheng + Franco Arquitectos features three volumes clad in perforated Corten steel that cantilever above a grassy bridleway. Read more
Posted on June 11, 2017

Groin-vaulted ceiling takes centre stage in revamped 18th-century property

Casa AG by Duearchitetti Italian studio Duearchitetti has renovated an apartment in an 18th-century building in Varese, which features a central doric column, a stone manger and a groin-vaulted ceiling. Read more
Posted on June 11, 2017

Information technology pavilion in Moscow features circuit-board-patterned walls

Pavilion DIT by Architecture Bureau Wall The fibreglass-concrete facades of this technology centre in Moscow, designed by architecture practice Wall, are imprinted with a pattern based on the conductive tracks of circuit boards.  Read more
Posted on June 11, 2017

Note Design creates bulging weave-effect tiles for Kaza Concrete

Weave Tiles for Kaza by Note Design Studio The ripples and ridges of sand dunes and traditional textiles formed the basis for Note Design Studio's Weave tile collection.
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Posted on June 11, 2017

Richard Keep and Henry Goss unveil plans for Nairobi tower in rainy renderings

Akili Tower by Richard Keep Architects These foggy renderings by The Boundary forego the stereotypical blue-sky backdrop to depict a wedge-shaped tower by Richard Keep Architects and Henry Goss Architects, which has just been granted planning permission in Nairobi, Kenya. Read more
Posted on June 11, 2017

Sloping black volumes penetrate public square at Harbin’s Exhibition Hall of Crime Evidences

A tilted and fractured black box that emerges from a public square in the Chinese city of Harbin contains display areas dedicated to telling the story of war crimes committed during the Japanese occupation of Manchuria. Read more
Posted on June 11, 2017

Smart leggings by Wearable X vibrate to correct imperfect yoga poses

Smart yoga pants by Wearable X These responsive leggings by tech brand Wearable X use gentle pulses to give instant feedback to the wearer on their yoga postures. Read more
Posted on June 11, 2017

Discover the brilliance of Frank Lloyd Wright with our new Pinterest board

To mark the 150th birthday of iconic architect Frank Lloyd Wright, we have created a new Pinterest board dedicated to his work and legacy, from the famous Fallingwater holiday home to a Lego model of his Guggenheim museum. Follow Dezeen on Pinterest ›
Posted on June 10, 2017

Dieter Vander Velpen brings “understated luxury” to 1970s Belgian house

BC House by Dieter Vander Velpen Architects Architecture studio Dieter Vander Velpen has employed a luxurious material palette of dark walnut, black granite and limestone to overhaul the kitchen and bathroom of a house in Belgium. Read more
Posted on June 10, 2017

Rediscovered attic space makes room for mezzanine level in Barcelona apartment

La Dominique by Ras Studio Ras Studio has overhauled an apartment in Barcelona, uncovering a hidden gabled ceiling where it could fit a polycarbonate-walled mezzanine level. Read more
Posted on June 10, 2017

Max Dudler creates restaurant inside Heidelberg Castle’s sandstone-walled saddle room

Heidelberg Castle restoration by Max Dudler Swiss architect Max Dudler used a simple palette of cherry wood, stone and terrazzo when converting this former saddle room into a restaurant at Germany's Heidelberg Castle. Read more
Posted on June 10, 2017

Robot ordered to write lines as punishment for crime it hasn’t committed yet

The Punishment by Filipe Vilas-Boas and Paul Coudamy A robotic arm writes repeated promises not to hunt humans in artist Filipe Vilas-Boas and architect Paul Coudamy's installation The Punishment. Read more
Posted on June 10, 2017

Studio MK27 completes Miami Beach house with its own private lagoon

Pine Tree Drive Miami Beach Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan of Studio MK27 has completed a luxurious Miami Beach residence, featuring a private lagoon where residents can swim with fish, and a bridge walkway that snakes over the top. Read more
Posted on June 10, 2017

David Shrigley urges government to “keep Britain kind” with new illustrations

Off the back of the UK's general election, British artist David Shrigley has made a plea to the Conservative government to champion the country's diversity and abolish laws that attack human rights. Read more
Posted on June 10, 2017

This week, a surprise election result created uncertainty for UK architects and designers

This week on Dezeen, UK architects and designers revealed "mixed emotions" following the result of a hung parliament, which the Creative Industries Federation said will prevent the hard Brexit many feared. Read more
Posted on June 10, 2017

Nau brand launches to showcase new Australian design

A new brand launched at this week's Denfair in Melbourne is hoping to start a "new Australian design movement" with its furniture and lighting by local designers. Read more

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