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Five years ago…

Rose Etherington
24 June 2012

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Five years ago this week the Zaha Hadid – Architecture and Design exhibition opened at the Design Museum in London and Dezeen were reporting live from the show as well as running the exhibition blog.

Live from the Design Museum

Sadly the blog no longer exists but you can read all the stories about Zaha Hadid on Dezeen here.

Chimney Pot Park by Urban Splash

There was also a retro theme with first phase of Chimney Pot Park coming to a close, revitalising streets of unwanted century-old terraced housing in Salford, England, and a budget hotel in Berlin that celebrated Communist retro chic.

Ostel communist-style hotel in Berlin

Meanwhile Ilse Crawford completed two new restaurants at Grand Hotel Stockholm, which she discussed in an interview on interior design with Dezeen last year, and Barnaby Barford presented a new range of his signature sinister porcelain figurines.

Matsalen and Matbaren by Ilse Crawford

See all our stories from June 2007 »

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