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
3D-printed Ice House by Clouds AO and SEArch wins NASA Mars Habitat contest
Delvendahl Martin Architects knocks through a pair of Victorian properties in Oxford
Vo Trong Nghia plans trio of towers covered in bamboo plants and linked by bridges
Giant timber megaphones designed by students to amplify sounds of an Estonian forest
Seung H-Sang clads South Korean mountain house in pre-rusted steel
Eternal bonfire on the River Thames wins satirical contest to rival Heatherwick’s Garden Bridge
Gabled townhouse in Tokyo by Niji Architects is clad in strips of white steel
Yoda Architecture pairs perforated brick with corrugated iron for a rural French home
Baca Architects proposes prefabricated amphibious housing for London’s canals
Norman Foster’s huge Bloomberg headquarters in London will be a “very human environment”
Foster reveals plans for Rwandan Droneport to deliver medical supplies in remote areas
Graal Architecture adds trio of corrugated metal cabins to a kindergarten in France
Alejandro Zaera-Polo updates Birmingham’s New Street station
Grimshaw Architects to design £100 million Eden Project in China
Camilla Barnard creates life-sized and hand-painted Wooden Tube Station
Angular black walls fold around SRK home in Tokyo by ARTechnic Architects
Farming tools line clay walls in Museum of Rural Labor by Sergei Tchoban and Agniya Sterligova
Exodus of London creatives is “inevitable” says Norman Foster
Cantilevered timber house by Alventosa Morell Arquitectes overlooks Barcelona mountains
Pitsou Kedem uses board-marked concrete, glass and steel for Modernist-inspired home in Tel Aviv
Alex Chinneck unveils installation modelled on upside-down electricity pylon
Architects propose 100 ideas to solve London’s housing crisis
