American studio Marc Thorpe Design (@marcthorpedesign) has completed a wood-clad, off-grid cabin for himself in New York that is meant to be "minimal in design but purposeful". Marc Thorpe, whose studio is based in Manhattan, designed the 1,000-square-foot Fremont House to serve as a year-round, second home for himself and his wife, Claire Pijoulat, a co-founder of New York designer showcase WantedDesign. "The Fremont House is an architecture of responsibility and respect for our environment and ourselves," said Thorpe. "The intention behind the house was to design and build an affordable, contemporary home with integrated sustainable technology." Do you think it fits the bill? Read the full story at the link in bio. 📸 Marco Petrini (@petrinistudio) ✍️ Jenna McKnight (@jennammcknight) #architecture #interiors #catskills

The sustainability shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards is here! The 30 shortlisted studios are in the running for awards in six different sustainability project categories sponsored by Moda (@livethemodalife) and SketchUp (@sketchup_official), as well as the prestigious sustainable project of the year supported by Brookfield Properties (@brookfieldproperties). Featured here are: - Nina+Co (@ninaandcodesign) - Mikhail Riches (@mikhailriches) - Lina Ghotmeh Architecture (@linaghotmeh_architecture) - Kankan (@kankan_london) View the full sustainability shortlist at the link in our bio ♻️. ✍️ by Jessica Smee (@jess_smee_design) 📸 by Anna Batchelor, Tim Crocker, Iwan Baan and Two Times Elliott

Are you exhibiting at this year’s Miami art week? Get your event listed in our digital guide to the festival, which runs from 6 to 10 December 2023 and hosts more than 20 fairs and over 1,200 galleries. Find out more at the link in our bio.

The design shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards has been announced. 46 studios are in the running for awards in nine different design project categories, located across 18 different countries including Israel, Czech Republic, Norway, New Zealand and the Netherlands. Featured here are: - Spacon & X (@spaconandx) - Mute - Crème Atelier (@cremeatelierse) - Tom Fereday (@tom_fereday) Explore the complete list at the link in our bio. ✍️ Jessica Smee (@jess_smee_design) 📸 Hedda Rysstad (@heddarysstad), Mute, Crème Atelier (@cremeatelierse) and Pier Carthew (@piercarthew) #dezeenawards #design

A 19th-century farmhouse hidden away in the mountains of Ibiza has been converted into a hotel, where guests stay inside earthy, minimalist suites with interiors conceived by creative director Carlota Sarda Caralps. The remote Aguamadera resort (@aguamaderaibiza) opened earlier this year and was designed as "a secluded hideaway home" with a focus on nature, wellness and food. The renovated whitewashed structures sit among 27 acres of pine forests, olive groves and terraced agricultural land, from which much of the produce used in the hotel's restaurant is sourced. Read the full story at the link in bio. 📸 by Lekuona Studio (@lekuonastudio) ✍️ Dan Howarth (@dahowarth) #architecture #spain #hotels

Hollow breeze-block walls were used to blend interior and exterior spaces in Sunday, a reimagining of a typical cottage in Melbourne, Australia, designed by local studio Architecture Architecture (@architecture_architecture). The home, called Sunday, occupies a compact, 175-square-metre site in the suburb of Fitzroy. The renovation retained the house's existing frontage and veranda due to heritage requirements. Read the full story at the link in bio. 📸 by Tom Ross (@tomross.xyz) ✍️ Jon Astbury (@jonastbury) #architecture #melbourne #houses

Dezeen has announced the interiors shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards. 47 shortlisted studios are in the running for nine different interior project categories sponsored by @planner5d, @wovenimage, @nudeglass, as well as the prestigious interiors project of the year supported by @morosofficial. Featured here: - Productora (@productora_df) and Esrawe Studio (@esrawestudio) - Patricia Urquiola (@patricia_urquiola) - David Thulstrup (@studiodavidthulstrup) - FOG Architecture (@fogarchitecture) View the full interior shortlist at the link in our bio. ✍️ Jessica Smee (@jesssmeex) 📸 César Béjar (@cesarbejarstudio), Luca Rotondo (@loocaround) , Irina Boersma (@irinaboersma) and InSpace #dezeenawards #interiors

Fans of Netflix's new documentary following the lives of David and Victoria Beckham have been discussing the celebrity couple's stainless steel kitchen. Take a look at this roundup from the Dezeen archive of 10 'steely' kitchens that use metal as their primary material. Featured here are: - Farmhouse, Switzerland by Baumhauer - Casa Ocal, Ecuador, by Jorge Ramón Giacometti Taller de Arquitectura (@jorge.ramon.giacometti) - Barcelona apartment, Spain, by Isabel López Vilalta (@isabel_lopez_vilalta) - Casa Roc, Spain, by Nook Architects (@nookarchitects) ✍️ by James Parkes (@jamescparkes) 📷 by Ralph Feiner, Claudia Muñoz Karig (@ckphoto.arch), Salva López (@salvalopez) and Nieve, Productora Audiovisual #kitcheninteriors #steelkitchen #beckham

Subterranean museums, houses sunk beneath the earth and a wine cellar dug into a Texas hillside all feature in this roundup of buildings buried underground. Featured first is Japanese architect Junya Ishigami's (@junya.ishigami_associates) Mud-covered house, which was created by pouring concrete into carefully dug holes in the ground, allowing it to set, and then excavating the structure by removing the surrounding earth. The result is a maze of cavernous below-ground spaces punctuated by arched opening and stalagmite-like columns, all made from mud-covered concrete. Also featured are: - ALMA Observatory sports centre in Chile by Benjamín Murúa Arquitectos (@benjaminmuruarq) - Hill Country Wine Cave in the US by Clayton Korte (@clayton_korte) - Datong Art Museum in China by Foster + Partners (@fosterandpartners) Browse more buried buildings at the link in bio. 📸 by Junya Ishigami + Associates, Cristóbal Correa (@cristobalcorreafotos), Casey Dunn (@caseycdunn) and Yang Chaoying

Dezeen has announced the architecture shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards. The 85 shortlisted projects are in the running for awards in 16 different architecture project categories sponsored by Lualdi (@lualdi_official) and Gaggenau (@gaggenauofficial), as well as the prestigious architecture project of the year supported by Material Bank (@materialbank). Featured here: - Ibuku Studio (@ibukubali) - HIP V. HYPE (@hipvhype) - New Makers Bureau (@newmakersbureau) - CollectiveProject (@collectiveproject) View the full architecture shortlist at the link in our bio. ✍️ Elisa Barkan (@elisabarkan) 📸 Iwan Baan, Tess Kelly, Tim Latim and Benjamin Hosking #dezeenawards #architecture

Thatched roofs, recycled bricks and bundles of sticks were used to construct this hostel on Shanghai's Chongming Island, which Chinese studio RooMoo (@roomoodesign) has organised around two existing buildings. The site is surrounded by water and forests, creating a secluded rural environment on the island that's located across the Yangtze River estuary from the vast metropolitan area. The Som Land hostel was designed to integrate with this natural landscape and respect the local customs and traditions while "focusing on nature and humanistic traditions". Take a peek at the exterior at the link in bio. 📸 Wen Studio (@wen_studio2020) ✍️ Dan Howarth (@dahowarth) #architecture #interiors #shanghai

As the northern hemisphere settles into autumn and the days get colder, our latest lookbook showcases eight restful bedrooms decorated in the colours of the changing leaves. Shades of green, yellow, orange, red and brown characterise these bedrooms from Mexico to Australia, creating cosy environments with an autumnal feel. Featured here are: - Hygge Studio in Brazil by Melina Romano (@mr.melinaromano) - La Casa de los Olivos in Spain by Balzar Arquitectos (@balzararquitectos) - Somers House in Australia by Kennedy Nolan (@kennedy_nolan) - Casa Tres Árboles in Mexico by Direccion (@direccion.mx) Browse the full lookbook at the link in bio. 📸 by MCA Estúdio (@mca_estudio), David Zarzoso (@david_zarzoso), Derek Swalwell (@derek_swalwell) and Fabian Martinez (@fabianml) ✍️ by Amy Peacock (@amy.peacock) #interiors #bedroomdesign #autumn