October 2025 - Page 3 of 14

Fold-out greenhouse with opening sides transforms into pavilion for agricultural education

October 31, 2025 Alyn Griffiths 0

Architecture practices Office for Roundtable and JXY Studio have designed an expandable greenhouse clad in polycarbonate panels that hinge open to create a space for sharing food and knowledge about urban farming in Guangzhou, China. The project, titled Your Greenhouse Is Your Kitchen Is Your Living Room, aims to challenge systemic farming practices by presenting

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wallmakers wraps its suspended ‘bridge house’ in skin of thatched scales

October 30, 2025 kat barandy I designboom 0

four hyperbolic parabolas forms wallmakers’ 100-foot suspension ‘bridge house’ made from steel tendons, thatch, and mud.

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Detroit Month of Design talks explore physical and community change in cities

October 30, 2025 Dezeen staff 0

Promotion: the topics of adaptive reuse and civic engagement in cities were among those explored across two key events at this year’s Detroit Month of Design festival. The events included the City of Design Talk panel discussion, moderated by Dezeen, and the all-day Futures in Formation forum hosted by the Michigan Central Art initiative with

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Prospect Studio clads remote Wyoming house in timber and weathering steel

October 30, 2025 Jenna McKnight 0

A mix of earthy and industrial materials form the Alta North Residence, which was designed by US firm Prospect Studio to embrace its rural Wyoming setting and embody a sense of unity “between people and the landscape they inhabit”. Built on the edge of a national forest, the house is located in Alta, a remote

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Dezeen Agenda features Gare de Mons station in Belgium by Santiago Calatrava

October 30, 2025 Saudatu Bah 0

The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the Gare de Mons station in Belgium by Santiago Calatrava. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. Swiss-Spanish architect Calatrava has completed the Gare de Mons station in Belgium, a 165-metre-long glass and steel structure that traverses platforms and bus stops. This week’s newsletter also included the

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Soft Tones, Strong Design: Inside The Gray Apartment

October 30, 2025 Anzah 0

The Gray Apartment is a masterclass in modern calm: soft grays, clean lines, and sculptural shapes coming together in perfect harmony.

from chicken-like shelters to spiky wooden huts, hello wood’s cabin fever lands in czechia

October 30, 2025 LINKA News 0

in cabin fever 2025, organized by hello wood, experimental cabins explore how spatial design can support intimacy, dialogue, and collective experience.

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Rául Sánchez Architects creates “play of contrasts” at House in Cala Tamarit

October 30, 2025 Jon Astbury 0

Spanish studio Rául Sánchez Architects has taken advantage of a sloping site in Tarragona to create a concrete home with a sunken courtyard, which opens up into a double-height living area. Named House in Cala Tamarit, the orthogonal, exposed concrete dwelling was created for two online, remote workers who wanted a home that could offer a “tangible,

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Do people really prefer traditional architecture?

October 30, 2025 Lizzie Crook 0

As Donald Trump’s championing of classical architecture resurfaces the traditional-versus-modernist style debate, Lizzie Crook explores what the public wants from the way buildings look. The US president is on a mission to make federal architecture “Great Again”, passing orders prioritising classical and traditional styles for civic buildings, commencing work on an ostentatious new ballroom for

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