Eleanor Gibson
Eleanor is former US editor for Dezeen.
She graduated from Newcastle University with a BA in architecture before moving to Seville, Spain to work for an architecture studio, and learn Spanish. She is also the co-founder of Foci, an online magazine for arts students, which was awarded the Deutsche Bank Award for Creative Enterprise in 2015.
She joined Dezeen as an intern in 2015, before she was made editorial assistant in 2016, and then promoted to reporter. Eleanor moved to New York to join the US team in October 2017.
Stories by Eleanor Gibson
Davidson Rafailidis turns 1920s garage in Buffalo into combined home and workshop
The Hidden Pearl is a tiny bar tucked behind a Brooklyn ramen shop
Snøhetta plans nixed as Philip Johnson’s AT&T Building gains landmark status
Massive NASA space blanket proposed as billowing Burning Man installation
Vancouver restaurant Tacofino Oasis references “rustic glamour of mid-century Mexican resort town”
Michael Arad unveils Emanuel Nine Memorial to commemorate Charleston church shooting
Female-focussed co-working clubs “amplify the voices of women and equal rights”
Nikolas Bentel files patent for furniture series formed by his naked body
Equinox Miracle Mile gym opens in former LA television studio
Tribeca dentist’s office becomes Allied Maker lighting showroom
Gold paint drips down green mural at Chelsea Pied-à-Terre by Stadt Architecture
Pentagram rebrands Nashville art museum with 1930s-influenced logo
“Retail is not dead, but boring retail is dead” according to Nike
Red box houses galleries at Andrade Morettin’s IMS Paulista in São Paulo
Paulo Mendes da Rocha and David Adjaye on Mies Crown Hall Americas 2018 shortlist
White volumes by HW Studio form food market between stone buildings in Mexico
Herzog & de Meuron to overhaul Harvard GSD’s Gund Hall
Good Thing debuts bowls by Shinya Yoshida at NYC Restaurant Week
Plans for “pioneering” Portland wooden high-rise put on hold
Cody Seipp imagines Detroit as Amazon’s “hyper-designed” headquarters
Yayoi Kusama fills abandoned garage in New York’s Rockaways with 1,500 mirrored balls
Michael Jantzen’s imaginary Chapel For New Mexico is open to all religions
