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Rare Collectiv surrounds Norwegian sauna with timber ribs that "evoke the hull of a ship"
A skeletal frame of reclaimed timber surrounds the elongated form of Skroget, a community sauna and public deck in Norway designed by student architecture studio Rare Collectiv.
Overlooking the busy harbour of Båtsfjord, known as Norway's fishing capital, the structure was designed and built by 15 students from the Design in Context course at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Rare Collectiv has completed a community sauna and public deck in NorwayNamed Skroget after the Norwegian word for hull, the 40-metre-long structure is modelled on the skeletal frame of a boat. It contains public seating areas, a sauna room and a...
Hello to What Comes Next
Hello to What Comes Next is a self-initiated series of digital mosaic portraits and animations inspired by a new chapter in Apple's history. Built from vintage pixel icons and contemporary macOS symbols, the project connects memory, technology, and change through a visual language that has shaped both Apple and my own creative life.
Dezeen's top five houses of September 2026
A monolithic grey-brick home in Northern Ireland and a skinny house in Kyoto are among the most popular houses featured on Dezeen this month.
Also included in our monthly roundup of our readers' favourite residences is a lime-rendered house in Mexico, a cross-laminated timber holiday home in Sweden and a home in India built alongside mango trees.
Read on to find out more about Dezeen readers' favourite houses this month:
Photo by Daici AnoHouse and Studio in Kyoto, Japan, by Tato Architects
Measuring four by 30 metres, local studio Tato Architects filled this narrow site in Kyoto with a skinny home and ceramics studio...
Vauxhall unveils "sharper, cleaner" griffin logo
British carmaker Vauxhall has updated its griffin emblem, which has been pared back and lost its flag for the first time.
The logo is the 13th iteration of the brand's logo, which has incorporated a griffin since 1915.
In the latest update, Vauxhall's previous flat logo introduced in 2020 was further simplified, with the griffin made more angular. In particular, the mythical creature's neck hair was simplified while its beak was closed.
For the first time in the logo's 121-year history, the flag depicting the letter V no longer forms part of the logo.
Vauxhall has unveiled a new logo"The griffin emblem is instantly...
RIBA paid £150,000 to former president Alan Jones to settle legal dispute
The Royal Institute of British Architects has paid £150,000 to its former president Alan Jones, settling a long-running legal dispute over its handling of his personal information.
The £150,000 payment was listed in a draft of the institute's annual financial report, seen by the British magazine Architect's Journal (AJ), which broke the news yesterday.
In the draft, the payment is listed as a "settlement agreement" to an "ex-officio trustee". The AJ ascertained that this was Jones.
Payment followed long-term legal dispute
The payment concluded a long-term legal dispute between Jones and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), which was settled in 2025. It...
Recyclable Wildflower installation among timber prototypes at BuildFest 2026
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A recyclable timber pavilion designed to mimic wildflowers is among the prototypes built by students at BuildFest 2026, shown in this video produced by Dezeen.
Designed by students from Lehigh University and Syracuse University, Wildflowers uses custom-designed 3D-printed joints to connect timber columns in an X shape that resembles flowers. It can be disassembled for future use.
BuildFest is a 3-day event held on the historic grounds of the 1969 Woodstock festival
The joints are fixed with simple hex bolts that leave three small holes in each piece so they can be removed and reused without damaging the timber.
The installation was part of BuildFest...
Adrien Varachaud Quartet featuring Archie Shepp
Snøhetta designs Hong Kong clubhouse with undulating playground and rope-climbing tower
Architecture studio Snøhetta added tunnelling playgrounds to Sky House, the final of four clubhouses that make up its Pavilia Farm residential development in Tai Wai, Hong Kong.
Called Sky House, the clubhouse was designed as a playground and fitness centre for all ages and combines play spaces with workout areas for senior residences.
The Sky House completes the four clubhouses Snøhetta designed for Pavilia FarmIt joins the Tea House, Well House and Farm House clubhouses, which opened in 2022 and were designed as a series of shared community spaces for a Hong Kong residential development centred around an urban farm.
An outdoor children's...
Norman Foster to give keynote speech at Dezeen Awards 2026 party
British architect Norman Foster is set to deliver a keynote speech at this year's Dezeen Awards party, which will take place at the Royal Opera House in London on 16 November.
In his address, Foster will focus on the future of architecture, drawing on his position as one of the most influential architects of his generation.
One of the world's most respected architects, Foster leads global firm Foster + Partners alongside serving as president of the Norman Foster Foundation.
He has had an immense impact on global architecture over the past 60 years, with early landmark projects including the HSBC Building in Hong...
