Nat Barker

London

Features Editor at Dezeen

Features editor @dezeen. Previously deputy news editor at Inside Housing.

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Forensic Architecture's normal approach "meaningless" in face of Gaza war says Eyal Weizman

2 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker

The ongoing war in Gaza has fundamentally challenged Forensic Architecture's approach to its work, agency founder Eyal Weizman says in this interview. London-based investigative agency Forensic Architecture specialises in using 3D digital modelling to scrutinise incidents in which people have been killed in contentious circumstances involving states or corporations.
Dezeen shortlisted for seven leading industry awards

2 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Tom Ravenscroft |Cajsa Carlson |Nat Barker |Amy Peacock

Dezeen Awards has been shortlisted for three awards, while Dezeen's editor Tom Ravenscroft, deputy editor Cajsa Carlson, features editor Nat Barker and architecture reporter Amy Peacock are all in the running for editorial awards. Dezeen has been shortlisted for a pair of prestigious Professional Publishers Association (PPA) awards, with Ravenscroft a finalist in the Editor of the Year category and Dezeen Awards a finalist in the Event of the Year category.
Ten houses that it's hard to believe are actually houses

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Nat Barker

2 hours agoDiscover Tunisia's Skanès Presidential Palace and the glory of French post-war interiorsIn the resort town of Skanès in Tunisia, on the shores of the Mediterranean, the glory of French post-war interiors awaits to be discovered, hidden behind the grand marble façade of an old presidential palace.
Ten houses that it's hard to believe are actually houses

3 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker

Every now and then, a house gets published on Dezeen that makes you think, "wait, does someone really live there?!" From the startlingly industrial-looking to the downright surreal, here's a roundup of 10 of the most double-take-inducing. Photo by Junya Ishigami + Associates (also top)House & Restaurant, Japan, by Junya Ishigami AssociatesJapanese architect Junya Ishigami is well known for his boundary-pushing projects.
A to Z guides

1 month ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker |Cajsa Carlson |Tom Ravenscroft

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.
Dezeen's A to Z of art deco

1 month ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker

Today marks 100 years since the opening of the Paris exposition that introduced art deco to the world. Drawing on our recent Art Deco Centenary series, this handy A to Z guide provides an overview of the lost-but-loved style. On 29 April 1925, the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes began in Paris, catapulting the design style now recognised as art deco onto the global stage.
Lore Group | Dezeen

1 month ago | dezeen.com | Rupert Bickersteth |Nat Barker

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.
Disney news | Dezeen

1 month ago | dezeen.com | Ben Dreith |Nat Barker |Tom Ravenscroft |Adam Scott

Over the past 100 years, Disney has created postmodern hotels, art-deco cinemas, futuristic monorails, fairytale castles and a deconstructivist concert hall. To mark the brand's centenary on 16 October, we round up its 12 most interesting buildings. More
"I was shocked" by dominance of luxury brands in Milan says Philippe Starck

1 month ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker

Design is being taken over by "toxic" luxury trends, French designer Philippe Starck told Dezeen in an interview at Milan design week. Starck is arguably the most famous living designer, responsible for iconic pieces such as the Masters Chair, Louis Ghost Chair and Juicy Salif citrus-squeezer, as well as several landmark vehicles and buildings.
"I was shocked" by dominance of luxury brands in Milan says Philippe Starck

1 month ago | msn.com | Nat Barker

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