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BAAQ divides beachside house into four to take advantage Pacific Ocean views

Mexican studio BAAQ has arranged the Casa Naila holiday home on the coast of Oaxaca into four blocks around a cross-shaped patio so that all rooms have views of the sea in more than one direction.

Bates Smart completes skyscraper that's only 11 and a half metres wide

Australian architecture firm Bates Smart has built a skinny skyscraper named Collins House in Melbourne that's 184 metres tall and just 11 and a half metres wide at its slimmest point.

Bring wilderness into cities to help solve climate change says Chris Precht

The "qualities of the countryside" should be introduced to urban areas to help tackle climate change, says architect Chris Precht.

Institute of Architecture showcases graduate projects in video for Virtual Design Festival

This captioned video, produced for Virtual Design Festival in collaboration with the Institute of Architecture at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, presents a selection of projects developed by students in their final year at the Austrian university.

Casa Grande Hotel in Spain occupies 18th-century stone manor house

Grey stone walls and jet-black joinery meet to form the monochromatic interiors of this boutique hotel in northern Spain designed by Francesc Rifé Studio.

VDF collaboration with Lucy McRae launches with screening of The Institute of Isolation

Today, Virtual Design Festival teams up with artist Lucy McRae, starting with a screening of her short film The Institute of Isolation, which explores how architecture could help the human body evolve to survive long-distance space travel.

10 projects from KADK graduates offer "solutions to the major challenges of our time"

Students from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation (KADK) are sharing projects that aim to create a healthier, more sustainable and democratic society as part of their VDF school show.

Loon launches floating balloon-powered internet service in Kenya

Google's sister company Loon is deploying a fleet of 35 solar-powered balloons that will provide internet service across more remote areas of Kenya by floating on stratospheric winds.

Harvard and MIT sue Trump administration over directive to deport foreign students

Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology have sued the Trump administration in federal court to block an order that would mean all international students not attending in-person classes would be stripped of visas.

London's Transit Studio refuses house style to "bring something different to every project"

VDF studio profiles: Transit Studio is a multidisciplinary design practice that has avoided developing a house style in order to build a portfolio of varied and engaging spaces.

Parkside launches three architectural tile collections at VDF products fair

Parkside is exhibiting three new collections of surface tiles at VDF products fair, including an iridescent series called Spectre and two ranges that take cues from the patterns of rocks.

Oyler Wu Collaborative repurposes Eero Saarinen bank teller canopies for installation

Teller booths of a former bank building designed by Eero Saarinen in Columbus, Indiana are integrated into this white pavilion by architecture studio Oyler Wu Collaborative.

Spectre by 41zero42 at Parkside

VDF products fair: Italian tile company 41zero42 has designed a collection of iridescent tiles called Spectre, which were created as an exploration of how light reacts to different glazes.

Pulp by 41zero42 at Parkside

VDF products fair: Italian manufacturer 41zero42 has created a range of tiles named Pulp that are designed to "capture the rich luxury of marble".

Solo by 41zero42 at Parkside

VDF products fair: Italian manufacturer 41zero42 has created a range of tiles based on the ice crystal patterns found in Angolan granite.

Lensvelt presents AVL collection by Atelier van Lieshout at VDF products fair

As part of our ongoing collaboration with Lensvelt, the Dutch design brand is presenting its AVL collection of office furniture, created together with Rotterdam-based Atelier van Lieshout, at the VDF products fair.

AVL Lazy Modernist armchair by Joep van Lieshout for Lensvelt

VDF products fair: An assemblage of upholstered squares and rectangles forms the adjustable AVL Lazy Modernist armchair, which was created for Lensvelt by Dutch designer Joep van Lieshout.

AVL Spider Chair by Joep van Lieshout for Lensvelt

VDF products fair: The AVL Spider Chair is named after its long, spindly legs, and was made for Lensvelt by Dutch designer Joep van Lieshout using traditional carpentry methods.

AVL Workbench by Joep van Lieshout for Lensvelt

VDF products fair: The AVL Workbench is a blocky table, created for Dutch design brand Lensvelt by Joep van Lieshout, that plays up the utilitarian nature of office furniture.

AVL Office Chair by Joep van Lieshout for Lensvelt

VDF products fair: The AVL Office Chair, designed by Joep van Lieshout for Dutch furniture brand Lensvelt, has graced a variety of interiors, from Amsterdam's Stedelijk museum to 2014's Nuclear Security Summit.

Ten of the most interesting projects from Virtual Design Festival's school shows

For Virtual Design Festival's final week we take a look at 10 of the most innovative projects from the VDF school shows, our initiative that offers a platform for graduates to showcase their work during the coronavirus pandemic.

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