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‘Gold from Newton’s Apple Tree’ Traces Natural Pigment Recipes from the Ancient World to Today
Humans have been creating pigments for thousands of years, foraging for local materials that could be ground or extracted to create colors. The 17,000-year-old cave art in Lascaux, France, for example, is a mindbogglingly early example of human ingenuity when it comes to processing elements of nature, such as minerals, ochres, and shells, to create different hues.
As time went on, people continued to experiment and develop new dyes and paints, some of which were poisonous. Minerals sometimes contain toxic elements, so red often contained lead, cinnabar had mercury, and orpiment arsenic. Aristocratic Romans even used a face-lightening compound containing lead,...
Commoncraft uses cantilever to extend "unconventional" Brooklyn building
Local studio Commoncraft has used a cantilevered volume to curve 545 Metropolitan over its neighbours, navigating the narrow Brooklyn site in order to provide more floor space.
Located on Williamsburg's busy Metropolitan Avenue just across from the Lorimer L subway station, 545 Metropolitan is a six-storey mixed-use building that contains apartments, ground-level commercial space and terraces on its backside and roof.
Commoncraft has completed a residential tower in WilliamsburgThe building is wrapped in a black stucco finish, which contains a mica chip to give it a subtle glimmer, and features rows of slim rectangular windows on its front side, punctuated by...
Stephen Towns’ Quilted Works Emphasize Black Joy as Resistance in ‘Safer Waters’
Combining a variety of fabrics, buttons, shells, and beads, Stephen Towns’ mixed-media textile pieces draw on the rich heritage of quilts made especially by Black women in the American South. Tableaux reminiscent of family portraits and vacation snapshots lend themselves to an exploration of the power of pleasure and community during an era when the South was still racially segregated.
Towns’ solo exhibition, Safer Waters: Picturing Black Recreation at Midcentury at the Wichita Art Museum, is an extension of the artist’s ongoing series exploring Black leisure in the era of Jim Crow.
“And it Was Joy That Covered Us” (2025), natural and...Open for Entries – The 2026 Core77 Design Awards
Great design deserves to be called out. The Core77 Design Awards give you the platform to call out exceptional solutions—highlighting them for clients, partners, and collaborators. Our 2026 program presents designers, teams, organizations and students an unparalleled opportunity to showcase work, gain credibility, and connect with the global creative community. If you enter your work by January 31 you'll enjoy the best rates for submission.
Client work, self-initiated projects, entrepreneurial engagements and school projects all have a place in our 20 categories of practice.
Our hand-picked panel of esteemed Jury Captains lead the charge in selecting Award...
Dezeen Debate features cottage hailed as "a truly exceptional project"
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a renovated 19th-century cottage in the Czech Republic. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now.
Architecture practice Studio Plyš refurbished a 19th-century cottage in the Czech Republic, combining stone and timber with new elements in plywood, concrete and fibre cement.
Commenters discussed the project, with one saying "it's a considerable improvement on the original" and another calling it "a truly exceptional project".
Dutch students create modular electric car "you can repair yourself"Other stories in this week’s newsletter included a repairable electric car concept by Eindhoven University of Technology students, a home in Mexico built with custom concrete...
HUAWEI X AITO M8
Eastern aesthetics????
Brand: HUAWEI × AITO
Vehicle Model: M8
Client?Zhicheng Liang · Lanxi Zeng · Xiaoqing Zhang · Hui Peng
Agency: Ogilvy Beijing
Creative?Jing Guo?Fei Sun · Huifeng Wang
Production House: MOD
Executive Producer? Yaxin
Producer?Yueyun Liu
Production Assistant?Rongze Fu · Chen Chen
Location Coordinator?Qiulin Yu
Model?MAMATALI UULU ILIASZHAN · Najiya Aireti · You Liu · Yu Wu
Photography: Billy Wu
Photo Retouch: Billy Wu Team
Photographer Producer: Andy
Photographer Business Affairs: Aivee
Equipment Partner: Yingzheng (ING)
Photography Assistants:
Yihang Cui · Zhuo Li · Pei Zhang · Pai Yu
The Poet's House / Next Office–Alireza Taghaboni
© Parham Taghioff architects: NextOffice–Alireza TaghaboniLocation: Tehran, IranProject Year: 2025Photographs: Parham TaghioffPhotographs: Ehsan HajirasoulihaPhotographs: Courtesy of NextOfficePhotographs: Mohammad AfsarianPhotographs: Mahdi_KambooziaArea: 900.0 m2
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Eight highly anticipated American architecture projects completing in 2026
From a monumental presidential center in Chicago to skyscrapers in New York and Texas, here are the most anticipated architectural projects completing in the United States in 2026.
Buffalo Bills stadium, New York, by Populous
The new Highmark Stadium is being constructed adjacent to the NFL team Buffalo Bills' current stadium in southeast Buffalo, New York.
It will have stacked seating for around 62,000 with a perforated sweeping exterior. Like its predecessor it will have an open roof, but the new building will feature a deep canopy with "the world's largest snowmelt system".
Find out more about New Highmark Stadium here ›
New Museum expansion,...