Dan Howarth
Dan Howarth is Dezeen's former US editor. With a background in architecture, he moved into journalism after university and interned at Dezeen before becoming a full-time member of the editorial team in June 2012.
Dan was promoted to design editor in 2014, when he was responsible for all of Dezeen's design content, then appointed deputy editor in 2015. That year, Dan was shortlisted for PPA Writer of the Year and PPA Digital Writer of the Year awards.
After helping to set up Dezeen's New York office in May 2015, Dan relocated there in March 2016, and led the team covering architecture and design across the Americas as US editor.
Dan now contributes to Dezeen on a freelance basis.
Stories by Dan Howarth
André Chiote illustrates Brazil’s World Cup stadiums
Scale watches by Nendo mark the time with ruler increments
Studio Job celebrates roadworks with Detour furniture collection
Tadao Ando divides Duvetica store with curved concrete wall
Artek appoints Marianne Goebl as managing director
Very Good & Proper designs new legs for MT Club Chair
Honeywell joins connected-home market with Lyric smart thermostat
Mori pendant lamps by Rich Brilliant Willing encase light in a cocoon
Valeska Jasso Collado folds latex-covered foam into geometric garments
Daniela Sherer animates “twist on a Western” for Tom Rosenthal music video
David Chipperfield to overhaul London’s Selfridges department store
Renzo Piano designs glass “organic creature” to house Pathé Foundation
Architects and designers “don’t have a clue about fashion” says Marc Newson
Coop Himmelb(l)au’s Jammer Coat hides the wearer from Google
Undulating sleeves create “optical effect” in Katherine Roberts-Wood’s fashion collection
Brazil’s FIFA World Cup 2014 stadiums photographed by Leonardo Finotti
James Lee designs Paperclip Armrest to end elbow grapples on the plane
Antony Gormley creates a giant metal sculpture you can sleep in
Perspectives mirrors by Studio Atùppertù bounce light between reflective layers
Lumps of lava act as built-in dimmer switches for porcelain lamps by GT2P
Paul Cocksedge transforms Istanbul sea view with installation of colourful circles
Yves Behar moves towards the connected garden with Edyn
