High-end furniture and interiors brand Eba has incorporated Santos' plinth drawer unit across a range of kitchen projects, using the area below base cabinets as accessible storage.
An eight-storey residential project in Brooklyn's Boerum Hill gives its Atlantic Avenue frontage a distinct identity through a varied palette of earth-toned bricks supplied by Glen-Gery.
Studio DENG’s Flatland Horse reimagines the equestrian monument as an interactive installation, using plywood horse silhouettes and shaggy chenille to form a gateway and slide at Seattle Design Festival.
John McAslan + Partners has converted Oxford’s former Osney Power Station into teaching space and accommodation for the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School.
The Zaha Hadid Foundation plans to open a public arts venue in Clerkenwell, repurposing the Grade II-listed Victorian school that formerly housed the architect's London studio.
Architecture studio East has published updated images of the first phase of plans to remove traffic from London’s Oxford Street, ahead of the shopping corridor’s scheduled closure to vehicles later this month.
At seven metres high, zweintopf’s inflatable asks visitors to supply the air that holds it upright, making a monumental form depend on sustained collective effort rather than permanence.
Australian studio Gibson Karlo has introduced an all-metal version of its Twill chair for Design By Them, transferring the original timber design’s soft, plasticine-inspired character into a new material.
After 27 years following self-built homes on Grand Designs, Kevin McCloud sees a more playful direction in residential architecture, reflecting changes across the British projects featured by the programme.
Pedrali has converted a temporary wooden pavilion in Bergamo, Italy, into a permanent setting for public events, exhibitions and outdoor design activity.
A tall, narrow prefabricated timber home in Prague’s Ořechovka district takes its formal cues from a freestanding wardrobe, using oversized shutters to seal its principal facade.
The French photographer follows the visual language of nightclub exteriors, where borrowed imagery and popular fantasy are turned into architectural promises that outlast the venues’ peak moments.
Designer Axel Vervoordt has reworked a 1980s chalet in the Swiss Alps, pairing centuries-old timber and ancient stone to create a restrained retreat where architecture and art are closely intertwined.
James Chinlund used 34 futuristic car sculptures to recast the Louvre’s Cour Carrée as a surreal urban landscape for Louis Vuitton’s spring-summer 2027 runway presentation in Paris.
Australian workplace brand Zenith Interiors has unveiled Profondo, a sofa and armchair collection that draws on the bold scale and sculptural character of Italian furniture from the 1970s.