
british architect nicholas grimshaw dies at 85
nicholas grimshaw, the architect known for works like the eden project in cornwall and new york's fulton center, has died at the age of 85.
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nicholas grimshaw, the architect known for works like the eden project in cornwall and new york's fulton center, has died at the age of 85.

k-studio has joined forces with with grimshaw, haptic, arup, leslie jones, triagonal and plan A to design the expansion of the athens international airport (AIA).

designboom visited calder gardens ahead of its opening in philadelphia to explore piet oudolf's meadows and herzog & de meuron's galleries.

the new cultural destination designed by herzog and de meuron and piet oudolf has announced its opening date.

the framework is composed of a strict vertical-horizontal grid of bamboo lengths, softened by split bamboo strips.

the large-scale timber structure reinterprets the cityscape as a constellation of ships, reflecting on tainan's cultural history.

JAÇ hifi café in barcelona by isern serra reimagines the japanese jazz kissa with rich walnut details and custom audio cabinetry.

isern serra composes collectible, mediterranean furnishings to create this luminous 'piso barceloneta' apartment.

the btg pactual terminal is the first exclusive airport terminal in latin america.

comprising numerous vast and bright spaces, each floor of the building corresponds to a specific use and is decorated with original pieces designed by famous brazilian architects.
whether it’s ballet dancers, synchronized swimmers, or architectural spaces, brad walls transforms his subjects into precise, quiet, visual rhythms.

'displaced' narrates the complex journeys of individuals rooted from their homes, inspired by stories of resilience amid global conflicts.

the project led by norman foster brings together ten renowned architects to design birdhouses for a charity auction supporting brain cancer research.

terraces act as transitional zones between interior and exterior.

the structure is formed by four triangular arches that symbolize the gathering of the four peaks, and from distance gives the impression of floating on the river.

the courtyard collects rainwater that runs off the vaults, directing it through channels in the walls so it can seep back into the ground.

with its black material palette, the house opens up with bright rooms overlooking a hidden, sunlit garden.

taking place from december 3- 6, 2025, maison&objet returns for its second edition to hong kong with a new, expanded format.
starting september 4, maison&objet and paris design week transform the french capital into a creative showcase for a celebration of emerging talent.

gardens, terraces, and passageways link the separate wings.

limiting the height to two stories creates a vertical canvas for light to play on raw concrete.

all programs are held at the milano design campus, with applications closing on september 22, 2025, inviting aspiring designers to join a new wave of innovation.

creative disciplines merge with technology at istituto marangoni milano design through three future-focused programs on AI, robotics, and virtual reality.

set to open in 2030 in helsinki, the museum will unite two major design institutions and house a collection of more than 900,000 artifacts.

brick-clad residential buildings frame the JKMM architects' stadium, with elevated courtyards nestled between the structures.

inside the multi-story building, visitors encounter max siedentopf’s more is more, sunshine the dachshund, and the nudake teahouse, among others.

gucci unveiled its newest décor collection in a whimsical, manicured garden photographed by max siedentopf.

artist gabriel chaile’s NYC solo exhibition debuts new adobe sculptures which blend ancestral forms with protest imagery.

five anthropomorphic sculpture-ovens portray members of the artist's family, depicting nourishment and community.

anish kapoor’s station in naples opens with a swelling entrance of corten steel, referencing 'dante’s mythical entrance to the inferno.'

originally created in 2013 in the aftermath of the fukushima earthquake, this inflatable structure was designed as a symbol of hope.
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