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A Vision for Tomorrow: Unpacking Sheppard Robson’s Design for the University of Edinburgh Campus

Sheppard Robson's ambitious masterplan for a major new campus at the University of Edinburgh represents a significant step forward in the design of modern academic and research environments. The project is conceived not merely as a collection of buildings,...

The Third Place: How Cafe Tondo Redefines the Los Angeles Social Space

In a city often criticised for its sprawl and reliance on the automobile, Los Angeles has long faced a shortage of true "third places"—those crucial community hubs where people can gather informally, linger, and connect outside the domains of...

The Grounded Future: Symbolplus Office Wins Top Global Interior Prize

The interiors community recently crowned a winner that simultaneously honours history and casts a compelling vision for the future of work. The Symbolplus Office in Tokyo, a renovation masterwork by the eponymous Japanese studio, was named the Dezeen Awards...

A New Prescription for Architecture: Herzog & de Meuron’s Hospital Triumph

The field of architecture recently saw a profound validation of its humanitarian potential as the University Children's Hospital in Zurich, designed by the celebrated firm Herzog & de Meuron, was crowned the Dezeen Awards 2025 Architecture Project of the...

The Architects of Tomorrow: Unveiling the Dezeen Awards 2025 Designers of the Year

The global design community recently turned its gaze to London for the announcement of the Dezeen Awards 2025 Designers of the Year, an annual accolade that celebrates the most impactful established and emerging talent across architecture, interiors, and product...

History and Hues: MoMA’s Radical Renovation Redefines Retail as Curation

The Museum of Modern Art's Soho Design Store, nestled within the iconic cast-iron architecture of 81 Spring Street, has been dramatically reimagined by Brooklyn-based architecture studio Peterson Rich Office. Rejecting the notion of a simple commercial upgrade, the renovation...

The New Maximalism: How Contrasting Materials Are Redefining the Bathroom

For decades, the bathroom has been confined to an aesthetic of pristine, often sterile, uniformity—a rigid functional space prioritizing cleanliness over courageous design. However, a significant shift is now underway, driven by a desire to transform this oft-overlooked room...

The Covered Walkway: Blue Bottle Coffee’s Industrial Retreat in Shanghai

In the dynamic and culturally rich West Bund of Shanghai—a post-industrial waterfront site now bustling with theaters, galleries, and leisure facilities—Atelier Tao+C has crafted a distinct sanctuary for Blue Bottle Coffee. The design is a thoughtful response to its...

The Untold Story: Frida Kahlo’s Private Life Unveiled at Museo Casa Kahlo

The world knows Frida Kahlo as a revolutionary artist and the iconic partner of Diego Rivera, but a new museum expansion in Mexico City offers an intimate, untold perspective: Frida as daughter, sister, and friend. Museo Casa Kahlo is...

The Architecture of Transience: Studio Edwards’ Mobile Retail Prototype

As the modern commercial landscape rapidly evolves, characterized by pop-up shops, temporary leases, and the continuous need for brand reinvention, the concept of permanent, high-waste retail construction is becoming obsolete. Melbourne-based Studio Edwards, in collaboration with fashion brand LOWF,...
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The Needle’s Edge: Why Facial Acupuncture is NYC’s Premier “Notox” Trend

In the relentless vertical landscape of Manhattan, where the pursuit of eternal youth often involves chemical injections and surgical...
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