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Переход дороги во Вьетнаме
Наверняка вам попадались видосы, где автомобили будущего, управляемые автопилотом, проезжают перекрёсток во всех направлениях без остановок. Компьютеры рассчитывают такую скорость, чтобы потоки как бы прошли сквозь друг друга и ни одна машина не столкнулась с другой.
Так выглядят пешеходные переходы во Вьетнаме. Первые пару дней ты тупишь и ждёшь перед дорогой, пока тебя пропустят или все проедут. А потом замечаешь, что ты один такой чудик, а местные просто прут насквозь. Ты как бы просто разделяешь поток мопедов (и редких машин) на тех, кто проедет перед тобой и тех, кто проедет за тобой.
Inside the Sacred Valley Ceramics Studio Referencing Ancient Peruvian Practices
Just north of Cusco in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, a small studio draws on ancient Peruvian traditions. The town of Urubamba is home to Ceramicas Seminarios, a workshop founded by husband and wife Pablo Seminario and Marilú Behar in 1980. For decades, the pair and their team have been crafting sculptures, functional wares, and decorative objects rooted in the culture of the valley.
As a child, Seminario was fascinated by huacos, pre-Columbian ceramic works often utilized for Andean rituals and ceremonies rather than everyday life. This interest developed throughout his university years and beyond, as he researched the various...
Curving metal terrace for potted plants fronts home in Tokyo by HOAA
Japanese studio HOAA has completed House in Nakano, a timber-lined home in Tokyo that is buffered from the street by an elevated, looping metal terrace for potted plants.
The 96-square-metre residence in the Nakano ward was designed to act as both a studio and home for HOAA founder Hiroyuki Oinuma and his family.
HOAA has created House in NakanoDesiring spaces with garden views but restricted by the compact, built-up site, Oinuma introduced what he calls the Kazari Garden.
The Kazari Garden is a looped metal terrace for potted plants, raised on metal stilts to be visible from the first-floor living areas. It is...
De Nova Secondary School / KPW architecten
© Andre Nullens architects: KPW architectenLocation: Leuven, BelgiumProject Year: 2025Photographs: Andre NullensArea: 1450.0 m2
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Compilation 33
This gallery presents a selection of illustrations, mixing geometric shapes, psychedelic colors, and bold, clean linework. Each piece reflects my signature style?vibrant, detailed, and influenced by European graphic design. The collection explores themes of movement, symmetry, and surreal forms, created for use in editorial, packaging, posters, and art prints
Dezeen's top five houses of February 2026
A home that fuses British and Japanese architecture features among the latest edition of Dezeen's houses of the month, as well as two mid-century renovations.
Also included in Dezeen's monthly roundup of readers' favourite residences are contemporary homes in India and Costa Rica.
Read on for the full list, three of which were featured on Dezeen before anywhere else as part our new exclusives section:
Photo by Marcelo Villada OrtizHouse in Vernate, Switzerland, by Enrico Sassi
Architect Enrico Sassi overhauled this hillside house overlooking Lake Lugano that was built in 1972.
His additions included a stainless-steel kitchen and the introduction of a blue, yellow and...
Rather Two Apartment / OMAMBO
© Clement Vayssieres architects: OMAMBOLocation: București, RomaniaProject Year: 2026Photographs: Clement VayssieresPhotographs: OMAMBO | Kelvin SilvaArea: 80.0 m2
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Dezeen In Depth examines the spaceship taking humans back to the moon
This month's Dezeen In Depth newsletter asks what's behind the trend for bold interiors in Ukraine and features an interview delving into the design of the Orion spacecraft. Subscribe to Dezeen In Depth today!
Dezeen design editor Jennifer Hahn investigated a flurry of small but striking interiors popping up in Ukraine, despite four years of war.
How war has made Ukrainian interiors "bolder and more interesting"The latest edition of Dezeen In Depth also featured an opinion piece by Rima Sabina Aouf on "calm technology" and a report on the new-look design week in Stockholm.
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Who Decides What Is Worth Preserving? Power and Heritage in Latin America
Ruins of São Miguel das Missões - Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil. Image © wikimedia commons by Dicklyon licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.
When we enter a museum, walk through a historic center, or review a country’s list of protected heritage sites, we rarely think about the process behind those choices. Who decided, on behalf of all of us, that certain objects, places, and architectures deserved to be preserved and disseminated, while others were discarded?
In most cases, the power of decision lies with specialized professionals—historians,...
