World’s tallest skyscraper would reach 2.5 miles into sky and house 1million people
The world’s tallest skyscraper would be five times bigger than the unparalleled Burj Khalifa in Dubai if the…
J. M. W. Turner’s Romantic Winter Watercolors Go On View in Edinburgh and Dublin
Every January 1 since 1901, small crowds have gathered outside the national galleries in Dublin and Edinburgh. For…
Man Ray: When Objects Dream
American artist Man Ray (1890–1976) was a visionary known for his radical experiments that pushed the limits of…
This week we wrapped up 2025
This week on Dezeen, we wrapped up the year by looking back at the most interesting stories from…
bamboo gridshell shields lyth design’s food street in india
The Hungry Caterpillar uses 3D-printed modular kitchens  Set beneath a dense canopy of trees in India’s Ashoka…
The biggest logo moments of the year weren’t always in the headlines
Looking back at 2025’s logo landscape reveals a fascinating split. While a handful of rebrands sparked culture war…
Featured Photographer in the ‘Pursuit of Power’ SWE Calendar (July 2026) » Severe Weather Europe
The Pursuit of Power — Severe Weather Calendar 2026 showcases Europe’s leading storm chasers through their most powerful…
Co.arch Studio refreshes apartment in Mario Galvagni’s Alpine complex
Milanese office Co.arch Studio has emphasised angular geometries in this revamp of an apartment in one of the…
I left London for an artists’ community in rural Somerset – we build our own homes
Rosie Lee Wilson moved from the inner city to a DIY community where some people pay their rent…
The Watching Menace: Crowds, Voyeurism and Photography
   We’re in the crowd and watching in his album of found photos from collector Robert…
Richard Avedon’s American West: what today’s portrait photographers can still learn from this classic series
When the fashion and portrait photographer Richard Avedon (1923-2004) drove into the American West in 1979, he left…
It’s official: statistics prove that art really is good for your health – The Art Newspaper
The American writer Mark Twain was fond of the saying, “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn…