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Hudson Architects brings cob construction into the 21st century with CobBauge House

For the next instalment in our Building with Cob series, we take a look at the first home to be built with CobBauge, a cob construction system developed to meet modern building regulations.

Chinese construction site enclosed in world's "largest inflatable dome"

A 20,000-square-metre marshmallow-like, inflated membrane has been raised over a construction site in Jinan, China, to protect neighbouring buildings from dust and noise.

Cob not just "a hobbit house" material says researcher developing modern version

Cob is a low-carbon material poised for a revival, according to scientist Steve Goodhew. In this Building with Cob interview, he explains how his invention, CobBauge, is guiding the way.

Fahrenheit 180 shows tiles made from oyster shells at Lisbon's Gulbenkian art museum

Design collective Fahrenheit 180 has created tiles using discarded shells from oyster farms to show the "potential of overlooked materials".

Bike-friendly future city concept with wider streets wins SketchUp Design Sprint Challenge

Raphaël Craverio has won SketchUp's Design Sprint Challenge 2025 with his design for a city where pedestrians and bikes pass underneath buildings, as announced in a video produced for Trimble and Dezeen by content creator Mr Chuck.

Zeller & Moye embed plants throughout German office

Architecture studio Zeller & Moye has created an office in Bochum, Germany, which includes numerous wooden planters, an indoor garden and a felt "walkable landscape".

Polk Stanley Wilcox completes angular Bentonville medical school

Local architecture studio Polk Stanley Wilcox has completed the Alice L Walton School of Medicine in Arkansas, USA with an angular glass facade and colours informed by the surrounding Ozark Mountains.

Wyoming museum by HGA draws upon "Old West" architecture

A wooden boardwalk and pale timber cladding are among the elements used by architectural studio HGA to create History Jackson Hole, a museum in Wyoming, USA, meant to feel both "modern and timeless".