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Centre d’art communautaire de Rizhao, en Chine

Cet espace accueille des projections de cinéma en plein air, des représentations théâtrales et des événements culturels

Journal du Design · FR

Transformation d’un ancien atelier d’artiste en refuge coloré

Un appartement où chaque couleur semble avoir sa fonction, chaque courbe son mouvement et chaque objet sa place

Journal du Design · FR

Inside the Making of the Sagrada Família, Barcelona’s 144-Year Megaproject

To get a sense of Sagrada Família’s popularity with YouTubers, you have only to take a look at the related Open Culture posts linked below. As will hardly escape your attention, most subjects that consistently draw the attention of the GoPro class are not nineteenth-century Catholic churches. But Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece, whose construction alone has […]

Open Culture · EN

Turner Brooks’s Spatial Memories

Brooks examines buildings less as ends in themselves than as prisms for the human dramas they contain.

The Paris Review · EN

A 1910 Seattle Beach House Gets a Colorful Makeover

Shed reimagines a century-old home above Alki Beach with a surf-inspired palette, inventive storage, patterned tile, and a wildlife mural by artist Stevie Shao

Design Milk · EN

Another piece of King's Cross’ masterplan is complete – and is a fascinating example of prefab construction

With a courtyard, reflecting pool, and social spaces, the completed Cadence residences have everything you need and more

Wallpaper* · EN

The Hirshhorn's Brutalist sculpture garden just got a makeover, thanks to photographer and architect Hiroshi Sugimoto

The beloved Washington, DC art institute, first designed by famed modernist Gordon Bunshaft, has been sensitively restored – and has welcomed dozens of new artworks

Wallpaper* · EN

(Not Just) Another Brick in the Wall

Historically, Chicago common bricks were known as the ugliest bricks in the world. Made from glacial clay deposits that the city sits atop of, production of Chicago commons dramatically expanded after the Great Fire and helped the city rebuild with fire-resistant materials. Today you can spot Chicago commons all over the city but most often

99% Invisible · EN

Audio Guide of the Imperfections of a Perfect Masterpiece

This episode is sponsored by Acura. Even if you’ve never been to the Guggenheim Museum, you probably recognize it. From the outside, the building is a light gray spiral, and from the inside, the art is displayed on one long ramp that curves up towards a glass skylight in the ceiling. It’s a one-of-a-kind building

99% Invisible · EN

Open Call for Architecture Students: ArchDaily Student Project Awards 2027

The second edition of the ArchDaily Student Project Awards is now open for submissions, and this year we are proud to present it in partnership with Dropcity , a center for architecture and design in Milan. Together, we are asking students around the world one question: What can architecture enable in the city?

ArchDaily · EN

Escape into Gretchen Scherer’s Maximalist Paintings of Palatial, Art-Filled Spaces

Scherer's paintings of affluent homes, studios, and libraries appear to expand before our eyes. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Escape into Gretchen Scherer’s Maximalist Paintings of Palatial, Art-Filled Spaces appeared first on Colossal .

Colossal · EN

Lacaton & Vassal wins Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027

The Créateurs Design Association & Awards has named Pritzker Prize-winning French studio Lacaton & Vassal the recipient of the Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027. The post Lacaton & Vassal wins Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027 appeared first on Dezeen .

Dezeen · EN

Eight architecture and design events in November from Dezeen Events Guide

Miami art week, Design Doha Biennial, Dubai Design Week and the Dezeen Awards 2026 party are among the key architecture, design and art events featured in Dezeen Events Guide this November. Other events taking place during the month include Collectible New York, Cairo Design Week, Irish Design Week and BDNY. Dubai Design Week 3 to […] The post Eight architecture and design events in November from Dezeen Events Guide appeared first on Dezeen .

Dezeen · EN

Solid cork forms walls of pavilion dedicated to silence at Casa No Tempo in Alentejo

Corkinho has unveiled its latest “still room”, a pavilion with walls of solid cork, which is installed in the grounds of a vacation villa designed by Manuel Aires Mateus. The post Solid cork forms walls of pavilion dedicated to silence at Casa No Tempo in Alentejo appeared first on Dezeen .

Dezeen · EN

Many London architecture firms not paying London Living Wage

The majority of the London-based studios in The Pay 100's fifth annual salary survey are not paying Part I architectural assistants the London Living Wage. The post Many London architecture firms not paying London Living Wage appeared first on Dezeen .

Dezeen · EN

Brick bathhouse by Kengo Kuma nears completion in Copenhagen

Pyramidal towers frame pools at the Kai Water Culture House by Japanese studio Kengo Kuma & Associates, which is nearing completion in Copenhagen. The post Brick bathhouse by Kengo Kuma nears completion in Copenhagen appeared first on Dezeen .

Dezeen · EN

Arches create “animated silhouette” at red-brick apartment block in King’s Cross

Two-storey-tall arches frame entrances to Cadence Court, a mixed-use apartment block in King’s Cross, London, which has been completed by local studio Alison Brooks Architects. The post Arches create “animated silhouette” at red-brick apartment block in King’s Cross appeared first on Dezeen .

Dezeen · EN

How our universal content processing platform Riviera evolved for AI and beyond

Riviera is the Dropbox content processing platform that’s been iteratively improving content transformation in our products for roughly a decade.

Dropbox Tech · EN

Amelia Schoolhouse Inn in Fernandina Beach, Florida

Built in 1886, this charming brick property was the very first school on Amelia Island , with locals calling it “Schoolhouse No. 1.” The original four-room structure was designed by architect Robert Sands Schuyler, whose distinct style can be found throughout Downtown Fernandina Beach, from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church to the Tabby House to the Fairbanks House . As the population of Amelia Island grew, the schoolhouse was expanded multiple times; however, it ultimately ceased functioning as a school in the 1930s due to overcrowding. Since then, the schoolhouse has led many lives, from a librar

Atlas Obscura · EN