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Pearce+ stacks reclaimed materials to create multi-species wildlife tower

Architecture studio Pearce+ has added a wildlife tower for bats, owls, kestrels, invertebrates and wetland species at Honeygar Farm in Somerset, UK.

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Xbox teams up with IKEA for debut gaming furniture collection

Designers from IKEA and Xbox were paired up to create the products in this furniture collection, including a stool that looks and tilts like a giant thumbstick.

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Riksbyggen creates Sweden's smallest apartments to "make the housing crisis tangible"

Developer Riksbyggen and creative agency BBDO Nordics have designed three flats based on what a 25-year-old can afford to buy in Sweden today, with the smallest micro home measuring just 1.9 square metres.

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VOX Design Challenge

Dezeen Competitions: VOX Design Challenge invites architects and designers across India to showcase built projects where VOX Ceiling solutions create spatial impact and elevate a building's design.

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Colar revives adobe structure to create pared-back home in Mexico

Architecture studio Colar has updated and extended a dilapidated adobe structure to create a single-storey home in Chiapas, Mexico.

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Latest Dell workstations close gap between "design concept and client-ready presentation"

Promotion: US technology company Dell has incorporated Nvidia GPUs and AI-assisted visualisation technologies into its workstation portfolio to support its latest real-time design studio.

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Miami votes to restore Hilario Candela's Marine Stadium

Miami voters have approved Denver-based real estate company Oak View Group's bid to take over management of the city's historic Miami Marine Stadium and restore the structure.

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Lighting made from Chinese medicine waste among projects from Politecnico di Milano

Dezeen School Shows: a light made from organic waste from traditional Chinese medicine is among the projects by students at Politecnico di Milano.

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KFA set to transform 1970s brutalist LA office into apartments

Architecture studio KFA plans to convert a 1970s brutalist office in Los Angeles into housing after its recent designation as a historic landmark, taking advantage of a recently adopted adaptive reuse ordinance.

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