Month: August 2023

In an age where humanity’s detrimental impact on the environment has become increasingly evident, the concept of re-wilding is emerging as a powerful approach to conservation and ecological restoration. In line with growing attention on landscape architecture in recent years, the idea of removing human intervention from our natural surroundings in order to restore a stable equilibrium seems to offer a low-effort, ethereal way to right fundamental climate wrongs. But is a lack of meddling in nature really all there is to re-wilding, and how does this relate to architecture and design? We look at key concepts, applications, and examples to find out.

The children had left home for a number of years, and retirement was just around the corner, so Paul and Monique thought: “Let’s build a new house, tailored to our new way of life so that we can face the future without any worries (and renovation or patchwork)…”

“I always leave room for serendipity and chance.” Ken Stott

CourtSide is a dessert cafe located in Seongsu-dong, directly operated by TCTC, a design studio based in Seoul. There were three essential conditions to be met from the standpoint of introducing our space directly. 

The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the launch of a campaign to prevent the demolition of Marcel Breuer’s holiday home. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. Non-profit organisation Cape Cod Modern House Trust initiated a campaign to raise $1.2 million so it can purchase Breuer’s holiday home in Cape Cod, USA, to save

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This house was designed for a young family, with the desire to encapsulate simple and familiar elements, much like a small house in the countryside where they were born and raised.