Month: November 2023

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Perkins&Will crowns Californian research centre with series of greenhouses

November 1, 2023 Ben Dreith 0

Architecture studio Perkins&Will has placed a series of greenhouses on top of a concrete structure to create this agricultural research centre in California. Called Riverside Plant Research One 1, the two-storey structure was created for the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences (CNAS) at the University of California Riverside campus east of Los Angeles. The

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ICRAVE unveils sci-fi interiors of MSG Sphere Las Vegas

November 1, 2023 Dan Howarth 0

US studio ICRAVE has revealed images of the public spaces inside the world’s largest spherical structure in Las Vegas. Chosen through an international competition, ICRAVE was tasked with designing the interiors of the public spaces within the MSG Sphere Las Vegas by Sphere Entertainment – the giant venue’s operator. The scope included the building’s entry

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Studio Gang selected for first phase of Denver’s Civic Center revitalization

November 1, 2023 Ellen Eberhardt 0

US firm Studio Gang has been selected to lead the revitalization of Denver’s downtown Civic Center plaza, which will include improvements to a central amphitheatre and promenade. The public space, which was the city’s first National Historic Landmark, is located at the heart of Denver and comprises two parks as well as cultural and government buildings.

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Field House / Birdseye

November 1, 2023 Andreas Luco 0

Field House is a private residence located in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. The house overlooks a large meadow to the west and is situated in the northeast corner of the parcel, nestled in a hillside forest of deciduous trees, mountain laurels, and rhododendrons. The house is designed to create an engaged relationship with the landscape. The architectural massing and articulation conceptually extend the composition into the field, while simultaneously integrating views that promote engagement with the outdoors. The residence is composed of two separate gable volumes: a two-story main house and a one-story garage, knitted together with a perpendicular exterior walkway buttressed with an intermittent full-height site wall.

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Festival of Design returns to Shanghai with a spotlight on inclusion and sustainability

November 1, 2023 Dezeen staff 0

Promotion: Lyndon Neri- and Rossana Hu-founded Festival of Design is set to return to Shanghai in November 2023, bringing with it a diverse programme that aims to inspire both designers and the wider public. Speakers from Kvadrat, Raw-Edges, Bangkok Project Studio, Johnston Marklee, Atelier Deshaus, Schemata Architects, HHF Architects and Flores & Prats Architects feature in

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Comparing Aesthetics With Gray, Brown, and Black Accent Decor

November 1, 2023 HD Staff 0

Gray, brown, and black decor accents provide an understated and endlessly adaptable color palette. These muted tones quietly weave their way into a variety of interior styles, offering a sense of rich sophistication and harmony. In this article, we will delve into two interior design aesthetics that have embraced this unassuming yet captivating color trio. […]

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Tabloo Visitor Center / Bovenbouw

November 1, 2023 Andreas Luco 0

Bovenbouw Architectuur and ono architectuur designed a communication center for the storage of low and medium-level radioactive waste in Dessel, Belgium. To remain relevant throughout the 300-year process required to decrease the radioactivity, the building must be able to adapt to unforeseeable changes over the centuries. Aiming for dialogue and opportunities to play the widest possible role, we proposed a building consisting of two parts; an imposing structure that floats like a table more than 12m above the ground in which exhibition spaces are located, and an airy infill below that accommodates the multifaceted program of spaces, halls and offices.