Foster wins Stirling Prize | Sans Forgetica | V&A Photography Centre

Latest architecture and design news from Dezeen.

View online     PES Architects reveals petal-shaped Strait Culture and Art Centre in Fuzhou PES Architects used custom-developed ceramic tiles and louvres to create the curving lines of the Strait Culture and Art Centre in Fuzhou, China. Read more ›   Watch walk-through footage of Foster + Partners Stirling Prize winning Bloomberg HQ See inside the Foster + Partners Bloomberg HQ, which won the 2018 Stirling Prize, in this movie created by RIBA. Read more ›   Sans Forgetica is a font that aids memory Researchers at Melbourne's RMIT University Behavioural Business Lab have combined design and psychology principles to create a typeface that helps students to remember what they have read. Read more ›   Hangzhou bookstore blends postmodern and classical elements Giant geometric display stands intersect with imposing steel archways in this newly-opened book shop in Hangzhou, China designed by Alberto Caiola. Read more ›   Five of the best interior design roles on Dezeen Jobs this week We've selected the top five interior design roles available on Dezeen Jobs this week, including opportunities with New York-based Rockwell Group and global architecture firm Perkins+Will. Read more ›   Black Dream is a series of "furniture with soul" by Sheng Yin and Kai Yi Chinese product designer Sheng Yin collaborated with artist Kai Yi to create this entirely black series of wood and leather furniture. Read more ›   David Kohn designs V&A Photography Centre to hold museum's delicate collection David Kohn Architects has refurbished a series of galleries in London's V&A to create a new photography centre that houses the museum's sensitive collection. Read more ›   Barclay & Crousse's "deceptively simple" school in Peru wins Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Architecture studio Barclay & Crousse has won this year's Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize for its fragmented concrete university building in rural northern Peru. Read more ›   The Met's Costume Institute announces "camp" as Spring 2019 exhibition theme New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art has revealed that its major fashion exhibition next year will explore the ostentatious and humorous aesthetic of "camp". Read more ›   Foster + Partners' Bloomberg HQ wins Stirling Prize 2018 Bloomberg's European HQ designed by Foster + Partners has been awarded the RIBA Stirling Prize 2018, the third time the practice has won the prize for the best building in the UK. Read more ›   Francesc Rifé Studio designs greyscale Avianca Lounges at Bogotá airport Spanish firm Francesc Rifé Studio has chosen a minimal grey palette to decorate Colombian airline Avianca's lounges at Bogotá airport. Read more ›   Plugin House built in Boston to demonstrate potential for use in US backyards Chinese studio People's Architecture Office is using a pop-up pavilion to show how a prefabricated home designed for China's hutongs could be used by cities in the US to help tackle the housing crisis. Read more ›   Watch our discussion on smart design and wellbeing live from Barcelona Dezeen speaks to designers including Irina and Olga Sundukovy and Natali Canas del Pozo about the future of wellbeing in this talk hosted by ceramics brand Villeroy & Boch. Watch it live from Barcelona at 7:30pm Spanish time. Read more ›   Paperthin stool celebrates "the essence of the classic tin can" The "desirable" aesthetic of a standard mass-produced tin can has informed the shape of this stool designed by Lennart and Lauren Leerdam. Read more ›   Plans to overhaul New York's JFK airport updated The governor of New York has released more details of plans to transform John F Kennedy International Airport in Queens into one of the "finest in the world". Read more ›   Faye Toogood assembles moving-in box for design-conscious homebuyers British designer Faye Toogood has teamed up with estate agency The Modern House to curate a moving-in box, with six objects designed for the modern homebuyer, including a keyring and an apron. Read more ›   Cabana and pool by CDM cut into rocky slope on Mexico's coast Mexican firm CDM has embedded a beachfront cabana and swimming pool into a rugged hillside covered in vegetation and overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Read more ›   Architecture | Interiors | Design | Technology | Jobs           You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Unsubscribe | Forward to a friend Dezeen Limited, 8 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ, UK Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise