Amy Peacock
Amy is an architecture reporter at Dezeen.
They completed a master of architecture degree with distinction at Strathclyde University in 2021 before joining as an editorial intern.
Amy's final year project involved designing spaces for mutual aid networks in cities, and they also wrote a thesis titled 'Deconstructing the binary narrative of feminism and gender studies in architecture'.
Stories by Amy Peacock
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios creates Passivhaus student housing crescents in Cambridge
Six courses and workshops to gift to design lovers this Christmas
Four graphic design courses on Dezeen Courses
Lina Chi designs furniture made from linoleum to show the material “in a new light”
Desso Origin carpet tile collection by Tarkett among new products on Dezeen Showroom
Localworks builds irregularly shaped classrooms with earthbags for school in Uganda
Qaammat glass-block pavilion illustrates “distinctiveness of the Greenlandic culture”
Four art and illustration courses on Dezeen Courses
Solar Pavilion is a canopy topped with 380 colourful solar panels
Camille Walala and Yinka Ilori create artworks for River Of Light exhibition in Liverpool
Ten homes with arched openings that add architectural interest
Six architecture student projects that respond to rising sea levels and flooding
Dezeen’s top 10 staircases of 2022
Six student architecture designs for religious buildings
Geo tiles by Ceramiche Keope among new products on Dezeen Showroom
University of the Arts London presents five design short courses on Dezeen Courses
Ten industrial yet inviting homes in converted warehouses
Object Space Place uses reclaimed materials to refurbish London restaurant
Malik Architecture punctures house in Delhi with multi-storey voids
AIA Estúdio designs cave-like interior for clothing store in Rio de Janeiro
Ten furniture and lighting designs by Japanese brands and designers
Walk-Up Avenue is a public space for locals to “take ownership of” in Edinburgh
