Studio Puisto balances black cabin on slender column in Finnish forest

by Dezeen | Jan 27, 2021 | Uncategorized

Niliaitta is a black-painted cabin that Studio Puisto has elevated on a single column and hidden within woodland near the Salamajärvi National Park in Finland. The cabin, which forms part of a new resort in Kivijärvi, is an interpretation of an ancient Niliaitta –...

Eric Logan adds steel roof to his home in the Rocky Mountains

by Dezeen | Jan 26, 2021 | Uncategorized

CLB Architects co-founder Eric Logan has renovated his self-designed home in Jackson, Wyoming, adding a cold-rolled steel gabled roof and a new kitchen. Logan originally built the home, appropriately titled Logan Pavilion, for his family in 1997. A shingle roof has...

“The most important thing is to increase green spaces” says commenter

by Dezeen | Jan 26, 2021 | Uncategorized

In this week’s comments update, readers are discussing the House of Hungarian Music museum by Sou Fujimoto and sharing their views on other top stories. A museum dedicated to music topped with an undulating roof that will be punctuated by trees is nearing...

Picnic Blanket I rug by Raymond Loewy for Edward Fields

by Dezeen | Jan 26, 2021 | Uncategorized

Dezeen Showroom: Tai Ping-owned brand Edward Fields has relaunched the 1952 Picnic Blanket I rug by renowned American industrial designer Raymond Loewy. Picnic Blanket I forms part of the brand’s ready-made Home collection of rugs, which is available in...

Buckley Gray Yeoman gives Panagram office in London a “retro-pop aesthetic”

by Dezeen | Jan 25, 2021 | Uncategorized

UK architecture studio Buckley Gray Yeoman has revived a 1980s office building in Central London, creating colourful spaces using painted ductwork, translucent curtains and speckled terrazzo. The newly opened Panagram encompasses 4,830 square metres in the...

Casa Etérea is a mirrored off-grid cabin on the slopes of the Palo Huérfano volcano

by Dezeen | Jan 24, 2021 | Uncategorized

Solar panels and harvested rainwater power this mirrored holiday home by first-time architect Prashant Ashoka, which was designed to be self-sufficient and in harmony with its surroundings. Casa Etérea is nestled into the slopes of an extinct volcano in the Los...

Charred wood clads Meadows Haus in Utah by Klima Architecture

by Dezeen | Jan 24, 2021 | Uncategorized

Blackened timber and quartzite wrap the exterior of this multi-story dwelling by US firm Klima Architecture, which was designed for a family relocating from California to a Utah ski town. The Meadows Haus is located in Park City, which is situated along the eastern...

Keiji Ashizawa uses “rough materials” to create cosy restaurant interior

by Dezeen | Jan 24, 2021 | Uncategorized

Wood-wool cement-board walls and concrete tabletops feature in this Tokyo restaurant interior by Japanese architect Keiji Ashizawa. Located a few minutes walk from Kawaguchi station in one of Tokyo’s largest commuter towns, Grillno is a cosy, 26-seat restaurant...

Fabien Barrau uses drone shots to create visions of cities after a climate apocalypse

by Dezeen | Jan 24, 2021 | Uncategorized

French digital artist Fabien Barrau uses his own drone photography to make photo montages of how ruined architecture might appear after a climate change apocalypse. Called News From the Future, the series of renderings depict famous architectural landmarks in places...

Gerardo Osio unravels Mexico’s indigenous past with set of “disrupted” objects

by Dezeen | Jan 23, 2021 | Uncategorized

Mexican designer Gerardo Osio has created Raíz Noreste, a collection of objects including concrete sandals that combine traditional and modern materials to make a statement about the history of northeast Mexico. Named Raíz Noreste, which translates as northeast root,...