Ben Dreith
Ben Dreith is US editor at Dezeen. He is responsible for Dezeen's architecture, interiors and design coverage in the US and the Americas.
Ben has written widely about architecture and interior design. Prior to Dezeen, he was the managing editor for Canada’s NUVO magazine.
Stories by Ben Dreith
Architectural “touchstones” make The Rings of Power world look real, says production designer
Crosby Studios and Zero10 launch fashion pop-up that lets people “try on” virtual clothes
Meow Wolf opens installation-filled venue on site wedged between Denver viaducts
Eleven Burning Man 2022 installations that showcase deep-desert design
Sid Lee Architecture remodels offices at base of IM Pei skyscraper in Montreal
Cimet Arquitectos remodels earthquake-damaged office tower in Mexico City
Architects should be “more involved” in abortion access says AIA Los Angeles panel
NBBJ set to add two towers to Paul Rudolph’s brutalist Boston Government Services Center
Los Angeles’ third tallest skyscraper to be a “modern interpretation of an Italian hill town”
Ratified Inflation Reduction Act “largest federal investment to combat climate change in history” says AIA
Mass-timber structure in Chicago to be “tallest timber-made building” in the city since Great Fire
Ennead Architects releases design for Milwaukee museum based on geological formations
Milwaukee mayor declares September 16 Santiago Calatrava Day
Brutalist Marcel Breuer hotel among 2022 Modernism in America Award winners
KPF breaks ground on supertall skyscraper set to be Texas’ tallest
Herzog & de Meuron and Piet Oudolf unveil designs for Calder Gardens in Philadelphia
Ten atriums that brighten and expand residential spaces
Bernheimer Architecture becomes first US private-sector architecture studio to unionize
Nine municipal buildings in North America that reject bland utilitarianism
Michael Heizer completes monumental City sculpture in Nevada desert
Ai Weiwei covers historic Quebec City rampart in refugee life jackets
SHoP Architects principal knew Brooklyn Tower would be “like the Empire State Building of Brooklyn”
