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Ad | The winning design of Dezeen and Forbo Flooring's (@forboflooringsystems) Marmoleum Design Challenge, Breathe, was revealed in the Forbo Flooring showroom in the Netherlands. Finnish design studio Tuominen Patel (@tuominenpatel) was named as the winner of the competition, with a pastel-toned break space named Breathe. The project uses configurable partitions which can be arranged to create a variety of setups. Users can rearrange the space to host meetings, social gatherings and even yoga sessions The radial orientation of a clock was used as a reference point for the circular design of the space. #forboflooringsystems #designcompetition #marmoleumdesignchallenge

Ad | UK-based ceramics supplier Solus Ceramics has created a range of bespoke terrazzo tiles made from waste materials from project sites. The range is called Spolia and utilises waste aggregates from demolition sites across the UK to create terrazzo tiles and countertops. The initiative allows designers to incorporate waste materials from their own project sites into site-specific terrazzo tiles and surfaces, reusing local materials in new designs.

Texas A&M Department of Architecture students exhibited their end-of-year projects on campus at Texas A&M University, which included models, renderings and augmented reality visualisations. Students participate in collaborative workshops beyond the studio including a labyrinth installation that was created on Texas A&M's campus in 2022 in a workshop led by Columbus-based architectural practice Outpost Office. Texas A&M Department of Architecture includes undergraduate and postgraduate degrees spread across a wide range of architecture and design initiatives such as urban development, circular economy, artificial intelligence and robotics. Applications for the Fall term are now open. #TAMU #architecture #design

The Serpentine Galleries kicked off its Park Nights event programme with a performance exploring the similarities of North and South Korean dance. The dance was choreographed by Eun-Me Ahn, and took place in the gallery's recently opened Serpentine Pavilion. Designed by Korean architect Minsuk Cho, the pavilion takes the form of five separate structures, arranged around a circular void, and draws on references from traditional Korean architecture, in particular madang courtyards. The Serpentine Galleries will host a series of events and artistic performances in the pavilion as part of its ongoing Park Night series, which runs until October 2024.

Ad | Haworth debuted furniture exploring circular design at their Chicago showroom during NeoCon as part of the brand's DesignLab 2024 initiative. The collection includes a bench by designer Bill Carroll, biodegradable stools and self-supporting space dividers by Common Object and a communal seating structure by designer Sam Klemick. Dezeen partnered with the brand to host a talk inside the showroom with the designers, which was moderated by Dezeen's US editor, Ben Dreith. Read more on Dezeen.com #Dezeen #NeoCon2024 #Haworth

Dezeen has rounded up some of the best structures and installations at this year's Glastonbury Festival. Amongst the structures appearing this year were Arcadia’s dragonfly DJ booth, the brutalist Genosys stage built by Block9 and Glastonbury's first dedicated South Asian space Arrivals, created by Dialled In. Footage and edit by Calum Lindsay

The Bartlett School of Architecture showcases the future of architecture at its Bartlett Summer Show 2024. The annual exhibition features models, drawings, film, immersive environments and digital fabrications from over 900 undergraduate and postgraduate students. Bartlett Summer Show is open until 6 July 2024. Footage and edit by Simon Volt.

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Ad | Korean architect Minsuk Cho describes the range of sensory experiences that his multipurpose Serpentine Pavilion offers in this video produced by Dezeen for the Serpentine Galleries. Cho designed Archipelagic Void, a star-shaped shelter organised around a central opening, for the Serpentine Galleries' prestigious commission, which takes place in central London's Kensington Gardens every year. The pavilion is open to the public until 27 October 2024. Previous pavilions include Lina Ghotmeh's circular timber pavilion in 2023 and Theaster Gates' Black Chapel in 2022.

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MAD Architects founder Ma Yansong explained the thinking behind the design of the studio's first train station, which combines historical and futuristic elements, in this talk hosted by Dezeen for the studio. Held to celebrate the opening of architecture studio MAD's Train Station in the Forest, the talk took the form of a one-on-one conversation with Yansong and Dezeen editor Tom Ravenscroft.

Ad | Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour (Design Centre Chelsea Harbour) is hosting the third edition of Wow!house, a purpose-built showhome in London exhibiting works by international interior designers. The contributing designers were invited to showcase their work in 19 rooms and outdoor spaces, over which they are given complete creative control. Wow!house is on display at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour until 4 July. #wowhouse2024 #interiors

Mexico Design Fair launched its fourth edition in the coastal Mexican town of Puerto Escondido. The main exhibition was curated by Carlos Torre Hütt at a home by architect Alfonso Quiñones. A pyrotechnic installation to mark the exhibition was designed by audiovisual artist David Sánchez. It was activated with an ambient track backing. Click the link in our bio to find out more. Article and footage by Ben Dreith Edit by Sonia Singh

Brooklyn gallery Verso exhibited one-off and limited edition designs by 23 different designers across three apartments in a newly built Brooklyn condominium building during NYCxDesign 2024. Called Verso&Friends, the showcase included a wide variety of designs including furniture, lighting, home accessories, textiles, and semi-functional sculptures. Footage and edit Francesca Tesler.

Ad | In this exclusive video, Dezeen previews this year’s Serpentine pavilion designed by Korean architect Minsuk Cho. Cho’s pavilion takes the form of five separate structures, arranged around a circular void. Cho drew on references from traditional Korean architecture, in particular madang courtyards. The pavilion opens to the public this Friday 7 June and runs until 27 October 2024. Music by Jang Young-Gyu.

Dezeen teamed up with Carl Hansen & Søn to host and film a talk about designing products for a circular economy at the Danish brand's showroom in Manhattan during NYCxDesign 2024. Moderated by Dezeen's US editor Ben Dreith, the talk explored themes such as the use of reclaimed materials in furniture design, adaptive reuse and the impacts of new corporate sustainability rules. #paidpartnership #design #designtalks

Ad | Architect Minsuk Cho discusses his design for this year's Serpentine Pavilion ahead of its opening on 7 June in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen for Serpentine Galleries. Cho is the founder and lead architect of Mass Studies, an architecture practice based in Seoul, South Korea. He is the 23rd architect to be chosen for the Serpentine commission, and the pavilion will be his first building in the UK.

Ad | Design Studio March and White Design (MAWD) debuted its three-piece collection during this year's NYCxDesign week in an exhibition titled Designing Tomorrow at art gallery Sugarlift. The collection was designed by MAWD founders Elliot March and James White. The range includes a curled bouclé armchair, a leather-wrapped lounge chair, and a marble-topped side table made with over 98 per cent recycled marble. #Dezeen #MAWDmade #MAWDmadeFurniture #MAWDesign

The Consulate General of Switzerland in New York is presenting an immersive experience of Swiss design at NYCxDesign titled Breathe With Me, as seen in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen in collaboration with the consulate. The installation was created by Swiss experience designer Annabelle Schneider with the bubble at its centre designed to mimic breathing patterns to create a relaxing space for the public during the city's annual design festival. The space features daybeds by USM and Pin-Up Home, including designs by Swiss brands Laufen, Vitra, Luft & Laune, 4Spaces ZigZagZurich and a polyrhythmic soundscape by Swiss musician Luc Oggier. Breathe With Me is open to the public until 23 May inside the WSA building in Manhattan's financial district. #design #NYCxDesign #installation

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York unveiled their latest exhibition by conceptual artist Jenny Holzer yesterday. Holzer transformed the Frank Lloyd Wright building's famous rotunda with a curving set of LED panels, broadcasting phrases from the artist's essay series. The exhibition runs 17 May to 29 September 2024. Footage and edit by Francesca Tesler #jennyholzer #guggenheim #newyorkcity

In this video Dezeen previews The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute's latest blockbuster fashion exhibition. The exhibition explores the concept of rebirth and renewal in fashion, and showcases the archival and restoration processes that take place behind the scenes of the collection. The show uses the metaphor of nature to explore ideas around the transience of fashion. Footage and edit by Francesca Tesler