Flora, fauna, process and sense of place are the focus of some of this week’s most interesting offerings around the globe. Explore some of our simply-can't-miss-it openings.

Hospitality goes multifunctional in March’s FRAME Awards winner, Not A Hotel Fukuoka.

An iconic Italian furniture manufacturer explored the intersection of innovation and brand history through modern, tech-informed materials and heritage craftsmanship, timeless design and ...

April's winner transforms a dilapidated warehouse into a shimmering cultural space that responds to its rural context.

The traditional work surface is turned on its head – and its side – in Sellex’s 4-in-1 reconfigurable Tool Table.

From big colourful stripes in a museum of classical antiquity to a visualization of the world’s oceans, the openings this week run the gamut from playful and fun to reflective and serious. See this ...

Student dormitories have long had the reputation of being purely functional, with beds to sleep in, bathrooms to bathe in and simple lounges to study in. This highly reductive assumption ignores the ...

Hailing from the world over, these design professionals have one thing in common: they’re leaders in their field, and they’re scoping out the best of spatial design in 2025. Meet the design leaders on ...

Every week, we highlight the FRAME Awards submissions that have received the most attention from our readers and jury. Below are the five most-viewed projects between 3 and 9 May.

Spanish studio Hanghar rejects market-driven housing models in favour of more equitable and resilient structures by advocating open-ended rather than predefined residential interiors.

Every week, we highlight the FRAME Awards submissions that have received the most attention from our readers and jury. Below are the five most-viewed projects between 25 April and 2 May.

People guzzle coffee every day, not acknowledging its preciousness. These four cafés seek to interrupt that pattern, inviting customers to take their time to enjoy a good brew.