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
Responsive Street Furniture adapts public spaces to suit pedestrians’ needs
Colourless scenes whizz past during music video for The Road
Konstantin Grcic’s Remo chair for Plank features a T-shaped back
ÉCAL students design seasonal objects for time-themed exhibition
Designing 400 projects at a time “relaxes me” says Nendo’s Oki Sato
Radioactive vases are made from toxic smartphone waste
Konstantin Grcic’s Clerici seating joins range for Mattiazzi
“Drip-free” umbrella encloses wet canopy on the inside
Zaha Hadid sculpts marble vases and tables for Citco
Michael Anastassiades creates minimal lighting designs from glowing spheres
Wooden curtain drapes around a lift inside Maison Margiela’s Milan store
Dezeen’s #milanogram2015 highlights: day six
Designers smell opportunities as they explore the “vivid” world of scent
Nendo’s seven door concepts include designs for wheelchair users and children
Marc Newson’s Lockheed Lounge sets new record at auction
Tom Dixon’s Cog lights are shaped like machine components
Jaime Hayón’s debut plastic product is a skeletal chair for Magis
Audio Kultur prints magazines and posters in Armenian blood
Maarten Baas adds balloon-shaped pendants to lighting range for Lasvit
Philippe Malouin installs swing set inside grand Milanese palazzo
Max Lamb’s Exercises in Seating demonstrates material experiments through chair design
Tokujin Yoshioka designs all-glass wardrobe for Glas Italia
