Modern 70s architecture

From Diesel's condom mountain to Gucci's carpeted conversation pits, Dezeen has highlighted seven catwalks, runways and installations at Milan Fashion Week.

Most homes exist in relative obscurity, playing host to ordinary lives and notable only to those who reside in them. Others, however, have attained legendary status by virtue of their illustrious architectural pedigree, celebrated former residents, or cultural significance. Some of these homes have even opened their doors—and their bedrooms—to visitors looking for a place to hang their hat for a night or two. Scroll through to take a peek at a selection of famous houses that can be yours for…

Photos and musings from the afternoon I spent at the TWA Hotel, while passing time during a layout at JFK airport.

Robert Green became one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s last apprentices as a Taliesin West Fellow. He returned to Atlanta and started a 40-year career, establishing himself as the closest thing to Wright this city has produced—in a state with no buildings by the American icon.

by Kristina Nugent When Paul Rudolph left Twitchell’s Florida partnership to start his own practice in 1951, the period that followed marked Rudolph’s swift departure from the International Style i…

Angular, geometric shapes, hard edges, and monolithic constructions. You are either in a Lego set or looking at an example of brutalist architecture. It’s a devise style, with some seeing it as the pinnacle of function over form, while others just think of endless, soulless commie blocks, with rotting, exposed concrete.

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