Gras has transformed a historic Edinburgh warehouse into a vibrant food hall, exemplifying a successful approach to adaptive reuse in architecture. This project emphasizes historical preservation while meeting modern needs, offering insights into sustainable design practices.
Dezeen Awards 2026 announces new judges, including Sibylla Hartel and Charlot Magayi, emphasizing sustainability and innovation. Industry professionals should submit entries by May 27, 2026.
House of EM has redefined a North London home with a sunken rear extension, offering a flexible indoor-outdoor living space. This project reflects the growing trend towards adaptable home environments and the use of prefabricated materials in residential architecture.
IE University unveils transformative architecture projects, including a repurposed train station in Amsterdam and a connectivity-enhancing network in Palermo, heralding new opportunities for sustainable urban redevelopment.
Recticel opens a closed-loop recycling plant in Belgium, transforming insulation waste into high-quality recycled polyol, significantly reducing COâ‚‚ emissions and waste.
Atelier Write has transformed a Tokyo warehouse into a flexible hair salon, Unravel, using industrial rails to enable reconfiguration. This adaptive reuse project showcases the potential for sustainable urban redevelopment.
Studio Hagen Hall has modernized a Georgian house in London using Japanese and modernist design principles, showcasing a blend of cultural aesthetics within a historical context.
IE University's proposal for a UV-safe suntanning environment offers a groundbreaking approach to protecting individuals from harmful UV exposure, addressing both health and sustainability concerns in architectural design.
Johnston Marklee's Ray Phoenix, a green-metal residential tower in Arizona, has sparked debate over its aesthetics and energy efficiency, highlighting challenges in balancing design and practicality in hot climates.
