
Jesse Dorris
Writer at Freelance
Host, Polyglot at WFMU-FM (Jersey City, NJ)
writer @newyorker @pitchfork @surfacemag @elleusa @metropolismag @aperturefnd @archdigest @essential_homme @interiordesign; DJ @WFMU he/him
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4 days ago |
interiordesign.net | Jesse Dorris
In the world of Krzysztof Strzelecki, the plain white walls of public bathrooms shimmer with erotic remnants, stained by encounters like a queer Shroud of Turin. Urinals become canvases for joyful encounters, their functionality multiplying to serve duos and trios. His miniature apartment buildings overflow with depictions of men finding themselves with each other. It’s a world in which design follows desire, where remarkable craftsmanship doesn’t take itself too seriously.
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4 days ago |
interiordesign.net | Jesse Dorris
When Tiago do Vale designed the original space for Bottles Congress, a wine and spirits shop in Braga, Portugual, the client wanted something sleek and reproducible.
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2 weeks ago |
interiordesign.net | Jesse Dorris
Since founding his firm Michael Hsu Office of Architecture in 2005, Michael Hsu has defined a certain brand of Texas hospitality. Projects like La Condesa and Uchi demonstrated that a thoughtful, international minimalism could fit right into Austin’s early-aughts food boom, while the city’s new Project Transitions direct provider of housing for people living with HIV and AIDS proves hospitality can go further than fine dining.
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2 weeks ago |
galeriemagazine.com | Jesse Dorris
Togo Pavilion. Photo: Studio Neida Dezeen The 2025 Venice Architecture biennale recently opened its 19th International Architecture Exhibition. Curated by the esteemed Italian architect Carlo Ratti on the theme of Intelligens.Natural.Artifical.Collectiv, the fair will host some 65 national pavilions across Venice’s urban center, its Giardini park, and the Arsenale theatre.
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1 month ago |
architecturaldigest.com | Jesse Dorris
“Animal prints are our oldest known textiles,” says AD100 designer Corey Damen Jenkins. From skins used as blankets and cave decorations to the chic animal magnetisms of Eartha Kitt and Diana Vreeland (who famously said “I never met a leopard print I didn’t like”) to the zoological free-for-all of Trixie Mattel’s TV set and Los Angeles home, animal prints pack associations of authenticity, glamour, and camp. So it’s no surprise they’re a favorite of some of our most beloved designers.
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