Lizzie Crook
Lizzie is the architecture editor at Dezeen.
She graduated with a degree in architecture from the University of Sheffield, before joining the magazine as an editorial assistant in 2018.
In 2023 she was highly commended in the Architectural Journalist of the Year category at the International Building Press Awards and was shortlisted for the same prize in 2022 and 2025.
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Stories by Lizzie Crook
BIG reveals visuals of gateway building for Milan’s CityLife district
Adam Richards models his home on Roman architecture and Soviet-era science fiction
Peter Pichler reveals visuals of luxury wooden Tree Suites in Austria
Odile Decq unveils sinuous Antares tower for Barcelona
Inmos Microprocessor Factory is Richard Rogers’ high-tech factory prototype
Zaha Hadid Architects unveils plans for high-speed train station in Tallinn
This week, the UK’s best new house was revealed and the MPavilion opened in Australia
House Lessans in rural Northern Ireland wins RIBA House of the Year 2019
Heatherwick Studio reveals 1,000 Trees nearing completion in Shanghai
Europe’s largest green wall “will absorb eight tonnes of pollution annually” in London
Centre Pompidou is high-tech architecture’s inside-out landmark
BIG completes yin-and-yang-shaped Panda House at Copenhagen Zoo
Snøhetta and WERK Arkitekter model Lanternen maritime centre on “craftmanship of boats”
Foster + Partners completes luxury Principal Tower in London
Hutong Bubble 218 by MAD gives “new life” to ageing Beijing hutong
OMA installs minimal Kube pavilion outside K11 Musea in Hong Kong
Zaha Hadid Architects completes Leeza Soho skyscraper with world’s tallest atrium
The Lloyd’s building is Richard Rogers’ first high-tech office block
David Chipperfield completes iridescent West Bund Museum containing Centre Pompidou outpost
Glenn Murcutt unveils minimal MPavilion topped with linear “lantern” roof
Dorte Mandrup’s Arctic whale watching facility will “grow out of the landscape”
Giving credit to female architects is a “necessary political act” says author of book on buildings by women
