Amy Frearson
Architecture and design journalist and editor. My book, All Together Now: the co-living and co-working revolution, is out now!
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5 days ago |
dezeen.com | Amy Frearson
With the fate of MPavilion 10 by Tadao Ando hanging in the balance, we look back at all the programme's past pavilions and ask, where are they now? Nine temporary MPavilions have been built in Melbourne's Queen Victoria Gardens since the Naomi Milgrom Foundation launched the programme in 2014, with OMA, Glenn Murcutt and Carme Pinós among the architects to have contributed designs.
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1 week ago |
dezeen.com | Amy Frearson
Newly opened restaurant Don't Tell Dad in Queen's Park, west London, is filled with playful details including secret drawers, mirrors that wrap around corners and a tongue-in-cheek textile artwork. Daisy Peat, founder and creative director of private members' club The Cultivist, worked with Ruben Everett of architecture firm Nothing is Not Nothing to design the interior for owner Daniel Land, who also founded fast-food chain Coco di Mama.
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1 week ago |
dezeen.com | Ella Jessel |Amy Frearson |Jon Astbury |Tirthika Shah
New! Dezeen Agenda US Sent on alternate Fridays, this US edition of Dezeen Agenda is a fortnightly newsletter rounding up everything you need to know from America, featuring news, projects and interviews with industry figures. Plus occasional updates and invitations to Dezeen events. New! Dezeen Showroom New Releases A quarterly newsletter rounding up a selection of recently launched products by designers and studios, published on Dezeen Showroom.
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2 weeks ago |
dezeen.com | Amy Frearson
Danish designer Sara Martinsen used only native plants to build her "plant pavilion", which she has turned into a guest bedroom at her summerhouse near Copenhagen. Martinsen first created the plant-based pavilion for Rooted Potential, an exhibition at Officinet in Copenhagen, which explored the potential for using native Danish plants in architectural structures.
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2 weeks ago |
dezeen.com | Amy Frearson
Postalco Design Studio rethought the concept of storage in Stakko Chunks and Blocks, an exhibition at the Karimoku Research Centre in Tokyo. The show centres around a hardwood box designed by Postalco's Mike Abelson and produced by Karimoku Furniture, which has been customised to create different kinds of furniture-storage hybrids. The project suggests how storage could become more visible in the home, and how it could be adapted and customised over its owner's lifetime.
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My brilliant colleague @AmyFrearson got an exclusive interview for @dezeen with Sweden's Prince Carl Philip about the launch of his and Oscar Kylberg's Bernadotte & Kylberg brand. Royal design! https://t.co/Z5nN2alsto
Read my exclusive interview with design duo Bernadotte & Kylberg (one half of whom happens to be a Swedish prince) on Dezeen today https://t.co/f56PEt9RIc
