Dezeen Awards 2026 Extends Deadline for Late Entries
Dezeen Awards 2026 extends its entry deadline to June 3rd, offering a renewed chance for global recognition in architecture, interiors, and design.
Dezeen Awards 2026 extends its entry deadline to June 3rd, offering a renewed chance for global recognition in architecture, interiors, and design.
FOG Architecture's design for MSLAN's flagship store in Quanzhou merges traditional architectural elements with modern commercial needs, setting a precedent in the AECM industry for integrating cultural heritage into contemporary projects.
Fabric.AI has launched a MicroLED interconnect technology, developed with Kopin Corporation, to enhance AI data center performance. This innovation targets a $100 billion market, promising significant impacts on construction, engineering, and architecture sectors involved in AI factory development.
Apollo Architects & Associates have designed a Tokyo home that prioritizes security and privacy with a fortress-like exterior and a lush interior courtyard, reflecting a growing trend in urban residential architecture.
Research warns that plastic-potted green walls could pose significant fire risks, akin to the cladding used on Grenfell Tower. This finding calls for a reevaluation of material choices in sustainable building design, highlighting potential impacts on safety regulations and costs in the AECM industry
Studio Multi and Tabitha Isobel have completed Conductor, a flexible co-working space in East London, emphasizing sustainability and hospitality-inspired design. This project sets a precedent for future co-working developments.
The Dezeen Awards 2026, closing its entries today, is a key event for architects and designers, offering global recognition and exposure.
Little Giant's Forest Studio on Vancouver Island offers a versatile space inspired by treehouses, showcasing sustainable design trends in the AECM industry.
Abu Dhabi University presents architectural projects focusing on inclusivity and sustainability, featuring a school for visually impaired children and a floating city concept.