The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Transportation & Mobility Winners

The winning Transportation & Mobility Professional entry is Strollee Kids, a modular and versatile stroller system taking one stroller from bassinet to one-seat, two-seat, urban (4 wheels), jogger (3 wheels) and even a wagon when the kids outgrow the stroller. The winning Student entry in Transportation & Mobility went to David Bertl and Nicolo Vincenzi from Umea Institute of Design for Njord – Bridging the Gap to Autonomous Logistics. NJORD is a sensor vision module that enables freight companies to upgrade old cargo trailers that are already part of logistics fleets.

The jury team for the 2025...

ARETE

ARETE is a skincare brand crafted around a single philosophy: gentle care with uncompromising performance. The identity reflects this through minimal, clean visuals, calming color palettes, and tactile packaging that embodies both purity and efficacy.

Warp pendant lamp by Geckeler Michels for Arkoslight

Dezeen Showroom: a pendant lamp characterised by a shade made from taut, translucent black textile has been designed by studio Geckeler Michels for Spanish brand Arkoslight.

The Warp lamp's shade is made with an elastic black textile that allows light to filter through in a soft, gradient-like way. Instead of a conventional bulb, the light is cast from a flat LED light source hidden inside.

Quick and easy assembly from flatpack is also enabled by the lamp's textile materiality – gravity helps the pendant to take shape naturally once suspended.

"Warp explores the fluidity...

DRDH uses red brickwork to bring "civic character" to London library and housing block

UK architecture studio DRDH has completed Sidcup Storyteller, a public library, cinema and housing block in southeast London that is wrapped in red brickwork.

Designed for the London Borough of Bexley, Sidcup Storyteller was commissioned via the London Mayor's Architectural Framework as part of the ongoing development of Sidcup's high street.

The project is DRDH's first public project in the capital, and the studio looked to create a "civic, public character" for the mixed-use centre, referencing the existing buildings on the high street.

"The form of the building offers it as an urban figure with a civic, public...

Our favourite products from 3 Days of Design 2025

This year's 3 Days of Design festival felt bigger than ever, so the Dezeen team has narrowed down a selection of our 10 favourite launches from the event, including a foamless armchair and a table with a hidden chess set.

Since its foundation in 2013, 3 Days of Design has grown from four brands in a warehouse in Nordhavn to one of the most important events in the global design calendar, welcoming more than 350 exhibitors.

After scouring the Danish capital for the best part of a week, Dezeen's editorial team has collated a shortlist of some of their most exciting launches.

Studio Libeskind to add glass crown to art deco Antwerp skyscraper

Architecture firm Studio Libeskind has unveiled updated plans to restore and convert Antwerp's Boerentoren skyscraper into a cultural venue, which will be crowned with a glass observation deck.

Designed for The Phoebus Foundation, the proposal by Studio Libeskind and local studio ELD reimagines the office high-rise as "a dynamic public space that celebrates heritage, contemporary art and panoramic city views".

The latest plans are dramatically pared back from the original, angular proposal revealed by the studio in 2022.

Recognised as a city landmark, the Boerentoren office, also known as the KBC tower,...

Kitchen Skills

Sara Regal forms construction waste material into "layering cake" furniture

Mallorca-based Sara Regal showcased seats made from building waste at fashion designer Cecilie Bahnsen's showroom for the two-day Residue: Soft Remains installation during 3 Days of Design.

Regal's six modular seating designs were a continuation of her earlier work, which explores the future of waste materials in design.

"Previously, [when] I was working with the construction waste, I was deconstructing it and making a new material," she told Dezeen.

"But in this case, I wanted to take advantage of the larger format of the scraps I found on the construction site, and use it...

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Last chance to enter Dezeen and Bentley's Radical Renewal Competition

Dezeen and Bentley's Radical Renewal Competition closes for entries at midnight on Wednesday. Enter before the deadline for the chance to win up to £15,000.

The competition is free to enter for anyone over the age of 18 and invites architects and designers to revitalise historic buildings.

Contestants should propose transformative ideas that balance old and new, honouring a building's heritage while introducing contemporary changes that enhance its social and environmental sustainability.

Full details of how to enter are included in the competition brief and rules.

Contest seeks innovative proposals

From an iconic landmark to an overlooked building in need of revival, entrants are free...