Jessica Mairs
Jessica is a freelance architecture journalist. She was Dezeen's architecture editor from 2016 to 2018, after joining the magazine as a reporter two years earlier. Before that, she completed an NCTJ journalism qualification in 2014 and an internship at design magazine Icon.
Jessica grew up in Northern Ireland but moved to London in 2007 to study fine art at Chelsea College of Art.
Stories by Jessica Mairs
Tehran apartment block by Keivani Architects features faceted window frames and stained glass
Dramatically overhauled plans unveiled for Preston Bus Station
Robotically fabricated carbon-fibre pavilion opens at the V&A
BAK Arquitectos nestles exposed concrete holiday home in forest glade
London’s AA School taps into robotic construction trend by launching specialist course
Herringbone parquet and stained ply cabinetry feature in London extension by Nimtim Architects
Localarchitecture transforms 1960s house into Swiss embassy for Ivory Coast
Foster + Partners gets go ahead for crystalline skyscraper in San Francisco
Bad UK school design is wasting £150 million each year, claims RIBA
New York house by O’Neill Rose Architects hosts three generations under one roof
Cumulus Studio uses shipping containers to create lookout tower at a Tasmanian vineyard
Carbon fibre and robots could create a “fourth industrial revolution” says expert
Giant shingle-clad “udders” will dispense white, rose or red wine in French vineyard installation
The Queen reveals vision for spaceports and driverless cars in the UK
Trees grow through the floors of Julio Hernández house by Roof Arquitectos
Z_Lab uses volcanic stone and pale grey brick for gabled holiday home on Jeju island
Factory-inspired “mobile ruin” will tour locations along Hadrian’s Wall
Zaha Hadid retrospective announced for Venice Architecture Biennale
Bands of corduroy-textured concrete wrap GPY Arquitectos’ undulating art school in Tenerife
Colonnades line the terraces of Antonini Darmon’s Arches Boulogne apartments
Iranian house by New Wave Architecture is made up of three irregularly stacked boxes
Perforated brick screens act as curtains for Tehran housing by CAAT Studio
