Новости за 29.03.2024

Local architect Julio Sanchez Arimayn has converted an industrial warehouse building into creative studios interspersed throughout two stories and punctuated by mezzanines in Buenos Aires. Called Espinosa Estudios, the 900-square-metre building contains seven studio spaces, cooking areas, a porch, restrooms and a cafe to host creative programming. "It was a warehouse, with a series of

Dezeen Showroom: as we emerge from the dark winter months, we've brought together a range of outdoor furnishings published on Dezeen Showroom including garden seating, dining sets and sun loungers. The following roundup features an outdoor chair made from hand-carved chestnut wood, a modular picnic bench-style dining set and a sun lounger made out of mahogany.

Global architecture studio Populous has unveiled the design for a sports performance centre on the banks of the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland, Ohio. A future home of the NBA team the Cleveland Cavaliers, the 210,000-square foot (19,510-square metre) development "is slated to be one of the world's largest training facilities". Known as the Cleveland Clinic

Dezeen Showroom: office furniture brand Narbutas has expanded its Parthos collection by developing its acoustic columns into a series of meeting tables. The Parthos meeting tables use the same PET felt-covered column design of the original collection, but this time are matched with circular or oblong tabletops that give the cylindrical structures additional functionality. The columns

Dezeen Showroom: French designer Inga Sempé and Spanish brand Nanimarquina have collaborated to launch  a collection of handwoven rugs made from wool. Colorado was designed by Sempé using two ancient handweaving techniques – hand knotted chobi and flatwoven kilim – in an effort to blend "tradition and modernity", said Nanimarquina. The use of handweaving and

Mumbai-based architecture studio Sanjay Puri Architects has designed a swirling community centre with a sloping green roof in Rajasthan, India. Conceived as a memorial to the clients' father, the curvilinear complex was designed to serve the surrounding Nokha district villages and integrates a courtyard, amphitheatre, library and museum behind an undulating sandstone facade. "The Nokha

Dezeen Showroom: Vank Cube is a modular furniture system developed by Polish brand Vank comprising "building blocks" made with flax and hemp fibres. Vank Cube was designed by Vank's creative director Anna Vonhausen – when combined, they can be used for a variety of purposes, including as storage, as space dividers and even as the

Thousands of wooden cubes inspired by the computer game Minecraft conceal utilities and create casual seating areas at this office in Prague designed by architecture studio Collcoll. Having previously designed one floor in the Meteor Centre Office Park for pricing software company Pricefx, Collcoll was tasked with outfitting the floor below as part of the

Gallery Collectional, a collectible design gallery in Dubai, has presented its inaugural exhibition featuring furniture and lighting crafted by seven Asian designers. For Urban Fabric Series 001, Gallery Collectional invited seven designers to create designs informed by the urban settings from which they hail, including Tokyo, Seoul and Hangzhou. Curated by Yoko Choy, the collectible

Graphic designer Ian Cartlidge has joined Dezeen Awards 2024 as a judge. Here he selects five projects that best reflect his studio's work. Cartlidge is the co-founder of London design studio Cartlidge Levene and considers the core ethos of his work to "produce design that makes a meaningful and positive contribution to the world". The

London design studio Sella Concept has designed interiors to balance modern and classical elements for the latest Locke hotel in Zurich, Switzerland. Called Locke am Platz, the hotel in Zurich's Enge neighbourhood is surrounded by parks and botanical gardens, with Lake Zurich nearby. Sella Concept co-founder Tatjana Von Stein aimed to reflect the area's cultural

Italian automaker Lamborghini has unveiled a rebrand featuring a flat, simplified logo as part of a broader "transformation process" aimed at sustainability and decarbonization. The logo has the same set-up – a bull placed at the centre of a shield, but the detailing has been pared down into a silhouette, while a broader, thinner typeface