International architecture office Studio Gang (@studiogang ) has completed the Samuel H Scripps Theatre in Upstate New York for local theatre company Hudson Valley Shakespeare (@hudsonvalleyshakespeare ), which opens to the surrounding valley and is covered in a mass-timber shell.
Located in Garrison, New York, on a 98-acre campus, the Samuel H Scripps Theater Center will be the first-ever permanent home and theatre for Hudson Valley Shakespeare, which has been performing in a tent since the 1980s.
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✍️ Ellen Eberhardt (@eeelleneee )
📸 Jason O'Rear (@jasonorear )
Shiny panels envelop the spiralling structure of the Hainan Science Museum, which has been completed by architecture studio MAD (@madarchitects ) in Haikou, China.
Perched on a verdant site near the city's Wuyuan River National Wetland Park, the museum houses 46,528 square metres of public space, including four exhibition floors connected by a single, spiralling walkway.
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✍️ Starr Charles (@starrcharles_ )
📸 Arch-Exist (@archexist )
AD | Snoc (@snoc__official ) presented its latest collections at Salone del Mobile Milano 2026.
The collections are intended to explore material, proportion, and light through craftsmanship, cultural depth, and a connection to outdoor landscapes. The installation aims to reflect SNOC’s ongoing dialogue between atmosphere, form and material presence.
Stand design by Studio Klass (@studioklass )
Photography by Studio Brinth (@studio.brinth )
What are the Dezeen Awards 2026 (@dezeenawards_ ) Regional Showcases? Chater Paul Jordan (@chaterpauljordan ), our awards and events manager, is here to explain...
For this year's Dezeen Awards, in partnership with Trimble (@trimble_official ), we’ve added Regional Showcases – new way to celebrate and recognise your projects.
The three Top 50 lists, selected by Dezeen's editors, will celebrate the best projects across three key regions: Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Asia Pacific (APAC) and the Americas (AMER).
They will be published in early September on Dezeen and across our socials, reaching our audience of more than 10 million.
There’s still time for you to enter, deadlines close on 27 May – hurry!
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Christian Herren (@christian.herren ) has curated an installation featuring over 200 rediscovered Swiss experimental films placed in a scenography developed with contemporary designers during NYCxDesign (@nycxdesign ).
Titled Frame in Frame – Swiss Design in Motion, the installation is presented by the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York (@swisscgny ) and features artwork & furniture by Daan Couzijn (@daancouzijn ), Ben Ganz (@officebenganz ), Lehni (@lehni_furniture ), Panter&Tourron (@pantertourron ), ZHdK (@zhdkcampus ), Ruckstuhl (@ruckstuhl ) and USM (@usmmodularfurniture ).
Frame in Frame is open to the public until 20th May at the WSA building (@wsanyc ) in downtown Manhattan.
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#SwissDesign #FrameInFrame #NYCxDesign #paidpartnership
For NYCxDesign's (@nycxdesign ) official guide Grid, Dezeen US editor Ben Dreith (@ben_dreith ) has selected 11 emerging designers and studios working in the city and showing during the annual design week. Here, we've selected seven working in furniture, lighting and decor.
Find the guide around NYCxDesign events and click the link in our bio to read online.
A skylit pool sits at the centre of the House of Quiet Raga, a home in Indore, India, designed by local practice Otlo Studio (@otlostudio ) to provide a calm atmosphere for its residents.
Located in the state of Madhya Pradesh, the 604-square-metre dwelling was created for a family who wanted a space that would feel like a sanctuary away from their busy jobs at a nearby hospital.
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✍️ Jon Astbury (@jonastbury )
📸 Studio Iksha (@iksha.in )
We continue our Parametricism series by looking at Metropol Parasol by German architecture studio J Mayer H (@j.mayer.h ) and engineering firm Arup (@arupgroup ), a flowing timber canopy perched above the historic Plaza de la Encarnación in Seville, Spain.
Officially named Setas de Sevilla or Mushrooms of Seville, the fungi-shaped structure was completed in 2011 and contains food markets, bars, restaurants and an archaeological museum both within and beneath its canopy, which is topped by a winding walkway.
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✍️ Jon Astbury (@jonastbury )
📸 Fernando Alda (@fernandoaldafotografo ), Nikkol Rot (@nikkolrot ) and David Franc
The works of architects Le Corbusier and Balkrishna Doshi influenced Amaltash, a residence in Gujarat, India, designed by multidisciplinary studio Design ni Dukaan (@design.ni.dukaan ).
The 12,000-square-foot house is located in the town of Navsari, which experiences extreme heat in the summer. To help combat this, the studio planned a landscaped courtyard on the south-west corner of the plot to protect the interiors from the harsh south sun.
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✍️ Tirthika Shah (@tirthikatheoneandonly )
📸 Ishita Sitwala (@ishifishy )
Dezeen visited On’s (@on ) trainer spraying robot on the London leg of its world tour. To create the trainer, the robotic arm sprays almost a mile of filament directly onto the midsole and within three minutes the shoe is fully formed.
Would you go the extra mile for these trainers?
🎥 Tom Ravenscroft (@tomravenscroft_ )
Swedish studio Wingårdhs (@wingardhs_ ) has unveiled Slussporten (@slussporten ), a glass-fronted restaurant located underneath Stockholm's Goldbridge that was designed to challenge the idea that "nothing good happens under a bridge".
Slussporten, which is run by Stockholm hospitality brand Nobis, is located under a bridge designed by British studio Foster + Partners (@fosterandpartners ) as part of its masterplan for the city's Slussen area.
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✍️ Cajsa Carlson (@cajsa_lykke )
The exterior photography is by William Gustavsson(@w.g.photo ), interior photography courtesy of Nobis.
