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Concrete Villa / Cocoon Architecten
© Aperture 8.6 architects: Cocoon ArchitectenLocation: Ravels, BelgiumProject Year: 2025Photographs: Aperture 8.6Area: 1000.0 m2
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EBBA founder's all-timber London apartment celebrates "alive and imperfect" wood
EBBA Architects founder Benni Allan has renovated his own London apartment in a former tea factory, which features walls, floors, furniture and even speakers crafted from Douglas fir.
Located on the top floor of a canalside plot in east London, Living with Timber is the self-designed home of Allan, who runs the nearby studio EBBA.
EBBA founder Benni Allan has renovated his own London apartmentThe architect clad the interior with Douglas fir throughout as a love letter to the material.
"Timber is adaptable, warm and tactile," Allan told Dezeen. "The versatility and sense of craft the material brings is something that isn't appreciated...
Two weeks left to enter Dezeen Jobs Top Companies 2026
Does your company stand out as a truly inspiring place to work? With only two weeks to go, now is the time to enter Dezeen Jobs Top Companies 2026.
Dezeen Jobs Top Companies 2026 recognises studios around the world, large and small, that are redefining what great workplaces look like.
The list will be published in early 2026, showcasing the companies leading the way in culture, employee wellbeing and values.
Why enter?
The Dezeen Jobs Top Companies 2026 list will highlight practices that champion values-driven cultures, employee wellbeing and support for career growth.
A respected judging panel, to be announced soon, will assess submissions...
The Story of Miyashita Park: Resistance, Partnership, and Publicness
Post-2020 Miyashita Park by Takenaka Corporation + Nikken Sekkei. Image © Dick Thomas Johnson via Wikipedia under license CC BY 2.0
Urban renewal is inherently fraught—financially complex, politically exposed, stakeholder-dense, and almost guaranteed to leave someone dissatisfied. Precisely for these reasons, many cities default to inertia rather than risk the upheaval that comes with reworking entrenched urban fabrics, their residences, and their dynamics; once the "sleeping bear" is prodded, unexpected complications tend to multiply.
Miyashita Park (Miyashita Kōen), located in Shibuya, Tokyo, crystallizes this dilemma. Its current form—a layered, mixed-use complex balancing...
Attache / BRICKLAB
© Sultan Bin Mutarrid architects: BRICKLABLocation: Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Sultan Bin MutarridPhotographs: Baya StudiosArea: 5000.0 m2
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MVRDV Clads ADDP Architects' Modular Residential Towers with a Pixelated Facade in Singapore
MVRDV Irwell Hill Residences. Image © Finbarr Fallon
Two 36-storey residential towers have been completed on Irwell Bank Road in Singapore, featuring a pixelated facade designed by MVRDV. The scheme builds on the modular system developed by ADDP Architects, who designed the buildings using Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC). MVRDV's facade introduces variation across the elevations and marks the locations of the communal green spaces on the 24th floor and the rooftop. Irwell Hill Residences, developed by City Developments Limited (CDL), is MVRDV's debut collaboration on a building in Singapore's urban...
Terracotta-wrapped Further Hotel offers an alternative to Bali's big resorts
Further Hotel is a collection of buildings designed by architecture firm MORQ and interior design office Studio Wenden in Bali, featuring hand-made brick facades and a secluded rooftop pool.
Further Hotel's four buildings are dotted around the seaside village of Pererenan, aiming to give guests a less-insular experience than a typical resort hotel.
Further Hotel is split across four buildings in PererenanThe idea came from Claudio Cuccu, who previously spearheaded The Slow in Canggu, and his wife, Martine McGrath. Together with co-founders Simon Digby and Tim Wiswell, they wanted to offer what they call "the diffused hotel".
With over-development rife on the Indonesian...
Detached House in Tskneti / Wunderwerk
© Angus Leadley Brown architects: WunderwerkLocation: Tbilisi, GeorgiaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Angus Leadley BrownPhotographs: Gigi ShukakidzeArea: 300.0 m2
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Global Urban Transformation and Climate-Responsive Design from Venice to Rio: This Week’s Review
Biblioteca dos Saberes by Kéré Architecture. Aerial view. Render. Image Courtesy of Kéré Architecture
Amid ongoing global discussions on climate adaptation and resilient urban development brought into sharper focus by the outcomes of COP30, this week's architecture news illustrates how cities worldwide are rethinking their built environments. From Venice, where the 19th Architecture Biennale concluded with debates on material use and long-term cultural impact, to international awards foregrounding regenerative and socially responsive design, the conversation around architecture is increasingly intertwined with planetary priorities. Major urban interventions, from Thessaloniki's seafront redevelopment and...