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Preserving time: Elizabeth Tower restoration wins RIBA London Award

Elizabeth Tower, the Neo-Gothic landmark home to the famed Big Ben bell, has been honoured with a RIBA London Award following an ambitious and meticulous renovation by architectural conservation studio Purcell. Described by the jury as “a masterclass in...

Designing the future: Innovative student projects from Thomas Jefferson University

From 3D-printed lighting to modular furniture, students at Thomas Jefferson University are reimagining the future of design through experimental materials, real-world collaborations, and thoughtful craftsmanship. This showcase of student projects from the School of Design and Engineering spans a...

From turbines to tiny homes: How reuse, rebrands and radical ideas shaped this week in design

This week in architecture and design, innovation took center stage—from a wind turbine reborn as a micro home to subtle yet symbolic rebrands by tech giants. As the Venice Architecture Biennale continued to spark global dialogue, we also spotlighted...

Soft light, strong presence: Eight homes illuminated by Isamu Noguchi’s Akari lamps

Isamu Noguchi’s Akari lamps have transcended time and trend to become iconic objects of soft sculpture and ambient light. First created in 1951 and still handcrafted today in Japan’s Gifu region using traditional washi paper techniques, these luminaires are...

Textured innovation: Belden Brick’s custom sawtooth shape transforms Brooklyn tower

In the heart of Brooklyn’s Windsor Terrace, a striking new residential tower named One Park Point is redefining how traditional materials meet contemporary design. Spearheaded by FXCollaborative and brought to life through a unique partnership with The Belden Brick...

Look of the week: Alexander Skarsgård flips the script on thigh-high leather boots

At the recent Cannes Film Festival, amidst the familiar glamour of sweeping gowns and red carpet drama, Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgård made a bold sartorial statement that challenged traditional gender norms. Instead of a classic tuxedo or suit, Skarsgård...

Woven innovation: Henry Julier’s USM collection debuts at Shelter fair

At the inaugural Shelter fair during NYCxDesign, New York-based designer Henry Julier presented a fresh take on Swiss furniture giant USM’s iconic modular system. His new collection, Woven Structures, features Danish paper cord woven tops that bring a tactile...

Hedonism takes a seat: Kouros Maghsoudi’s Hug Chair celebrates the freedom of form

At this year’s NYCxDesign, New York-based designer Kouros Maghsoudi unveiled the Hug Chair—an unapologetically sensual piece that defies conventional design standards. With its sculptural arms and suggestive proportions, the chair embodies what the designer calls “a pedestal for sexiness”...

Where color breathes and design plays: Inside Chroma at NYCxDesign

Curated by Swiss designer Nadja Stäubli, the “Chroma” installation at NYCxDesign invites visitors into a multi-sensory journey of color, craft, and collaboration. From interactive sculptures to a bespoke scent, the exhibit celebrates the playful side of Swiss design while...

A place for the people: Kéré Architecture reclaims a site of sorrow with the Thomas Sankara Mausoleum

In the heart of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, a once-feared site has taken on a new identity. The Thomas Sankara Mausoleum, designed by Berlin-based Kéré Architecture, rises from red earth and tragedy, offering both a literal and symbolic space for...
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Exciting and classy: Looking back at the vibrant journey of Superstar Pickleball 2026

On April 25, at NSC Pickleball (NSC) The Global City, the Superstar Pickleball Championship 2026 took place in an...
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