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Dezeen is a London-based magazine that focuses on architecture, interiors, and design. It operates out of Haggerston and expanded its reach by opening a New York office in 2015, where its editors are located in Manhattan.

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"Tallest residential" skyscraper in Atlanta under construction

1 day ago | dezeen.com | Ellen Eberhardt

The 1072 West Peachtree skyscraper, designed by architecture studio TVS, is under construction in Atlanta, USA and will be the "tallest building in the city in over 33 years" when completed. Developed by the New York's Rockefeller Group and designed by local studio TVS, 1072 West Peachtree is located in Atlanta's Midtown neighbourhood and comprises a glass residential skyscraper atop stone-clad parking and office volumes.
Jean-Baptiste Fressoz

2 days ago | dezeen.com | Jean-Baptiste Fressoz

Jean-Baptiste Fressoz is a science and technology historian based at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in Paris. He is the author of multiple books including More and More and More: An All-Consuming History of Energy and Happy Apocalypse: A History of Technological Risk.
RSHP designs chain of residential towers for Jumeirah waterfront

2 days ago | dezeen.com | Starr Charles

British studio RSHP has revealed plans for Peninsula Dubai, a group of 10 interconnected buildings containing a hotel and residences overlooking the water in Jumeirah, Dubai. The chain of buildings will be united by angular forms finished with screens and louvres and arranged by RSHP to create shaded public spaces along the waterfront. Six low-lying buildings will sit at the centre of the complex, bookended by two pairs of taller towers. The heights of the buildings are yet to be disclosed.
"There has never been a true 'transition' away from coal, oil – or even wood"

2 days ago | dezeen.com | Jean-Baptiste Fressoz

Earth Day this year is focused on shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy but the concept of the energy transition is deeply flawed, writes Jean-Baptiste Fressoz. The global history of energy is not a story of substitution, but of accumulation. There has never been a true "transition" away from coal, oil, or even wood. In 2024, wood still generated twice as much energy as nuclear power. That same year, despite the growth of renewables, emissions from the electricity sector continued to rise.
Optima designs towers with "largest private rainwater harvesting system" in US

2 days ago | dezeen.com | Ellen Eberhardt

Local development and design studio Optima has announced the six-tower residential McDowell Mountain development in Arizona, designed to harvest 210,000 gallons of rainwater in an underground vault. Currently under construction in North Scottsdale, McDowell Mountain will contain six, eight-storey residential buildings clustered around a 10-acre yard.
Six respectfully renovated modernist homes on Fire Island

3 days ago | dezeen.com | Dan Howarth

Fire Island is a narrow barrier island off the coast of New York's Long Island and is home to many examples of coastal modernist architecture. We round up six houses that have undergone renovations, bringing them up to date while maintaining their original character. Fire Island stretches approximately 31 miles (50 kilometres) along the Atlantic, and is divided into several beach communities that have long provided a summer escape for New Yorkers.
Unknown Untitled

3 days ago | dezeen.com | Amina Amber |Lizzie Crook

French design studio Unknown Untitled has launched a range of colourful tiles with added functions, offering a more considered alternative to drilling through ceramic when adding wall-hung fixtures. More
Toronto restaurant by Guido Costantino Projects embodies "modest minimalism"

4 days ago | dezeen.com | Dan Howarth

Canadian studio Guido Costantino Projects has taken a pared-back approach to the interiors of Italian restaurant Occhiolino in Toronto by using an intentionally restrained material palette. Close to Toronto's Little Italy neighbourhood, the Occhiolino restaurant occupies a former mechanic's shop set back from the street.
Skatepark design | Dezeen

4 days ago | dezeen.com | Jon Astbury |Ben Dreith |Starr Charles |Cajsa Carlson

Over the past 70 years skateboarding has gone from fringe to mainstream. Iain Borden, author of Skateboarding and the City, selects 11 skateparks that highlight the key aspects of the movement's culture. More
Clouds and waves inform rooftop skatepark in China by Within Beyond Studio

4 days ago | dezeen.com | Jon Astbury

Flowing curves and a cloud-like cluster of spherical domes are intended to evoke the sea and the sky at this rooftop skatepark in Qingdao, China, by local practice Within Beyond Studio. Located atop the Wanda Plaza Mall, the 1,500-square-metre Qingdao MixC Rooftop Skatepark provides space for both skateboarders and spectators overlooking the city and sea.