Split-level Indian home | "Half-dipped dumpling" lamp | Davidson Prize winner

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View online     SpaceDNA arranges split levels of Indian home around rust-orange staircase Perforated steel screens filter light into this multi-generational house in Coimbatore, India, which architecture studio SpaceDNA completed with an oxide-coated staircase that steps around a triple-height void. Read more ›   MAD adds trio of "cloud buildings" to Tencent headquarters in Shenzhen Three interconnected curved volumes and two office towers comprise the Tengyun Center in Shenzhen, China, which has been completed by architecture studio MAD for technology company Tencent. Read more ›   Davidson Prize winner proposes reusing buses as mobile playgrounds Multidisciplinary team RUA Studio has won this year's Davidson Prize with Playdeck, a concept design that envisions repurposing decommissioned buses into playscapes for people of all ages. Read more ›   Open Studio designs izakaya-style restaurant with "half-dipped dumpling" lamp Local firm Open Studio has created a gigantic fibreglass dumpling to illuminate and beckon visitors into Dumpling Darlings, a small-plates restaurant in Singapore's New Bahru shopping centre. Read more ›   Sunken lightwells illuminate partially submerged London home by Stylus Architects Local studio Stylus Architects has completed Green Lodge, a partially submerged family home in Roehampton Village, southwest London, where a series of sunken lightwells brings daylight into rooms set below ground. Read more ›   Pliskin Architecture creates "welcoming threshold" at brick-clad Brooklyn rowhouse Local studio Pliskin Architecture has updated a rowhouse with an interlocking brick entry programme to create a two-family home that fits into the context of a Brooklyn street. Read more ›   Clase Azul's La Hacienda complex in Jalisco features "ceramic horizon" A team of architects has produced a multi-building complex called La Hacienda for tequila brand Clase Azul in Jalisco, Mexico, integrating artisanal building practices at an industrial scale for its red-hued structures. Read more ›   Dezeen's Design You Can Feel exhibition with ASUS wins prestigious industry award Dezeen's Design You Can Feel collaboration with ASUS has been named commercial partnership of the year for its "exceptional creativity" at the Professional Publishers Association's annual awards gala. Read more ›   Adinne chair by True Design among five new products on Dezeen Showroom Dezeen Showroom: a chair made from leather and wood designed to reference hand sketches is among five new products featured on Dezeen Showroom. Read more ›   Architecture | Interiors | Design | Technology | Jobs           You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Update newsletter preferences | Unsubscribe | Forward to a friend Dezeen Limited, 8 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ, UK Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise

Gustaf Westman pop-up | UNStudio Korean stadium | Thatched-roof boathouse

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View online     Mold Architects carves stepped retreat into rocky hillside overlooking the Aegean Sea Greek studio Mold Architects has completed a hospitality retreat on the island of Serifos, using stone excavated from the rugged terrain to create five guest residences overlooking the Aegean Sea. Read more ›   UNStudio completes Korean Football Association headquarters with two dedicated stadiums Dutch firm UNStudio has completed the Korean Football Park, a sports venue and new home for the Korean Football Association in Cheonan, South Korea. Read more ›   Gustaf Westman creates colourful room settings for Selfridges pop-up store Swedish designer Gustaf Westman has designed specifically British homewares, including a tea strainer and a fish-and-chips holder, for his pop-up at department store Selfridges, where he created IKEA-style rooms for visitors to explore. Read more ›   Velo chair by Layer for Andreu World Dezeen Showroom: British designer Benjamin Hubert and his studio Layer have created a task chair for flexible working named Velo, manufactured by Andreu World. Read more ›   Sinaldaba organises Cecebre House in Spain around crescent-shaped courtyard A crescent-shaped courtyard creates a "domestic refuge" at the heart of this minimalist house in Galicia, Spain, designed by local architecture studio Sinaldaba. Read more ›   Richard Parr Associates crowns Suffolk boathouse with thatched roof British studio Richard Parr Associates has created a timber boathouse for a family in Suffolk, England, topping its pitched roof with reed thatch. Read more ›   Five architecture and design events in July from Dezeen Events Guide Ai Weiwei: Button Up! and Summer Assembly: Earth Station are among the architecture and design events featured in Dezeen Events Guide this July. Read more ›   Eight-room Tokyo hotel designed to feel like staying "at the home of a tasteful friend" Designer Keiji Ashizawa has turned a former hostel in Shintomicho, Tokyo, into the Tomi Hotel Ginza, a boutique hotel with a single suite on each of its floors that was designed to fulfil a need for group accommodation in the city. Read more ›   World Monuments Fund selects 10 "irreplaceable" American places for USA 250 Watts Towers in Los Angeles, Dallas City Hall and the City of New Orleans are among at-risk places designated as "irreplaceable" cultural assets in the USA by heritage organisation World Monuments Fund for the country's 250th anniversary. Read more ›   "The World Cup is a unique opportunity to make different public transit approaches visible" The World Cup has highlighted the strengths and weaknesses of public transportation in North America and provided cities with the opportunity to test and implement novel approaches, writes scholar Deb Chachra. Read more ›   Proposal for Polish embassy in Chicago among projects from the Bartlett School of Architecture Dezeen School Shows: a Polish embassy located next to Chicago's Kennedy Expressway is among the student projects by The Bartlett School of Architecture. Read more ›   Hangman lighting collection by Adam Goodrum for Rakumba Dezeen Showroom: Australian designer Adam Goodrum drew on a classic childhood game to create this lighting collection for design brand Rakumba. Read more ›   Architecture | Interiors | Design | Technology | Jobs           You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Update newsletter preferences | Unsubscribe | Forward to a friend Dezeen Limited, 8 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ, UK Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise