Articles by Starr Charles

British architectural photographer Marc Goodwin has unveiled behind the scenes images of 19 architecture studios in Taiwan. Goodwin, who is the founder of photography studio Archmospheres, completed the project as part of his latest photography series that documents architecture workspaces, most recently spanning Japan, Vienna and Munich. Focused primarily on landscape architects in Taiwan, this

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Following the completion of One River North in Denver, we’ve rounded up 10 recently completed buildings by MAD that are defined by their bold, sculptural forms. From undulating, mirrored facades to swooping, “bird-like” roofs, this collection of projects comprises some of the most curvaceous projects designed and built by the studio. Founded by architect Ma

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This video produced by Jim Stephenson features a renovated gallery in Edinburgh by Reiach and Hall Architects, which has been shortlisted for this year’s RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award. The film forms the first in a series of videos being published by Dezeen this month in collaboration with the Royal Incorporation of

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A 19th-century dairy farm ruin converted into holiday accommodation by London-based studio Clementine Blakemore Architects has been awarded this year’s RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize. Located in Dorset, the Wraxall Yard complex contains “highly accessible” holiday lets alongside an educational space and community space integrated with inclusive design strategies to create spaces for “people of all

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UK studio Zaha Hadid Architects has unveiled its design for the Alisher Navoi International Scientific Research Centre in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Aiming to “echo the rich geometries of Uzbekistan’s traditional architecture”, the proposal by Zaha Hadid Architects is defined by a weaving facade set to be crafted from locally made brick. Designed to serve as a

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