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The display system at this Japanese souvenir shop in Paris is just key rings hung on screws in the walls. (more…)

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Dezeen archive: following our story this week on a public promenade in a disused railway tunnel, here’s a roundup of all Dezeen’s stories about tunnels. See all the stories »

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Brighton designers Zoe Miller and David Goodman of Millergoodman will present their hand-printed wooden blocks for constructing pictures of faces at new domestic interiors show Home in London this weekend. (more…)

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Dezeen Screen: in this movie that we filmed at Qubique 2011, Philipp Mainzer, founder of German furniture brand E15, talks about the furniture and accessories the company showed during the Berlin design fair. Watch the movie »

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Japanese architect Shinya Miura has completed a house in Shizuoka with three courtyards concealed inside. (more…)

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Continuing our look back at 2011, here are the five most popular stories from February: first place goes to this house with a slide connecting all three storeys.  (more…)

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Fallen stars, glowing red dominoes and a vine-covered tree are some of the lights installed by artists, designers and architects in Lisbon this Christmas (photographs by Fernando Guerra). (more…)

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Five years ago this week OMA won a competition to design the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, which topped out in June last year.

Klein Dytham Architecture completed their Moku Moku Yu baths in Japan’s Southern Alps, Tate Britain appointed Caruso St John Architects to modernise their Millbank gallery and we continued our coverage from Design Miami including pieces by Zaha Hadid, Bodo Sperlein and Studio Job.

The one-month-old Dezeen was getting ready to celebrate it’s first Christmas and received a lovely Christmas card designed by Thomas Heatherwick.

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This curvy timber deck belongs to a dorm for restaurant staff completed by Japanese designer Koichi Futatsumata of Case-Real in an abandoned house. (more…)

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Our pop-up Christmas design store The Temporium has opened at 65 Monmouth Street in Seven Dials, Covent Garden in London. (more…)

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Dutch studio Ector Hoogstad Architecten have converted a former Rotterdam steel plant into offices filled with plastic bridges, potted trees and picnic benches. (more…)

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Belgian practice MDW Architecture has completed a residential complex in Brussels using industrial materials that reference the site’s former use as a scrap metal dealership (photos by Julien Lanoo). (more…)

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This time last year Foster + Partners completed a solar-powered urban development in Abu Dhabi and unveiled plans for a museum in the same city with wing-shaped towers designed to act as thermal chimneys.

Dezeen compiled an extensive report for kitchen appliances brand Scholtès that explored the relationship between food and design, Yves Béhar of Fuseproject sent us early sketches of his Jambox speaker and we rounded up all of our stories on education buildings.

Zaha Hadid Architects’ proposal for a theatre in Morocco was described by one reader as looking like “a giant mobile phone or maybe a vacuum cleaner,” and architect Álvaro Leite Siza designed a home for himself with a faceted exterior.

Nendo created a 1mm thick ceramic speaker covered in intricate glazed patterns and one commenter said a range of pedal-powered kitchen gadgets by German graduate Christoph Thetard had “a nice, ‘steam-punky’, feel.”

See all our stories from November 2010 »
See our review of last year »

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This time last year Foster + Partners completed a solar-powered urban development in Abu Dhabi and unveiled plans for a museum in the same city with wing-shaped towers designed to act as thermal chimneys.

Dezeen compiled an extensive report for kitchen appliances brand Scholtès that explored the relationship between food and design, Yves Béhar of Fuseproject sent us early sketches of his Jambox speaker and we rounded up all of our stories on education buildings.

Zaha Hadid Architects’ proposal for a theatre in Morocco was described by one reader as looking like “a giant mobile phone or maybe a vacuum cleaner,” and architect Álvaro Leite Siza designed a home for himself with a faceted exterior.

Nendo created a 1mm thick ceramic speaker covered in intricate glazed patterns and one commenter said a range of pedal-powered kitchen gadgets by German graduate Christoph Thetard had “a nice, ‘steam-punky’, feel.”

See all our stories from November 2010 »
See our review of last year »

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Manchester designer Liam Hopkins of Lazerian used waste cardboard from media company Bloomberg to construct a meeting area inside their London headquarters. (more…)

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Traditional Japanese toys inspired this modular furniture by architects Kengo Kuma and Associates for the East Japan Project. (more…)

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The rippled timber core of this reindeer observation pavilion by architects Snøhetta mirrors the curves of the surrounding Dovre Mountains in Norway. (more…)

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Photographer Edmund Sumner has sent us these images of a shimmering steel visitors centre at a Mumbai museum. (more…)

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A grid of timber louvres screens the end facades of this Japanese house by architects AE5 Partners. (more…)

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Beijing Design Week 2011: London designer Paul Cocksedge installed giant pages of poetry made from rolled steel sheets outside the China Millennium Monument during Beijing Design Week. (more…)

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