Tom Ravenscroft
Tom is the editor-in-chief of Dezeen.
He holds masters in architectural history from both Edinburgh and The Bartlett, where his writing focused on the architecture of data centres.
Tom has worked for several publications in architecture and construction, including the Architects' Journal and Construction Manager. He has also contributed to RIBA Journal, Icon, BD, City Metric, Architectural Review and ArchDaily. Videos on the built environment featuring Tom have had over five million views on YouTube.
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Stories by Tom Ravenscroft
This week we revealed the architects of The Line phase one
The Great Exhibition adds “world’s first office rollercoaster” to its Stockholm studio
This week construction began on the world’s largest building
Ten record-breaking buildings from the skinniest to the heaviest
This week the Elizabeth Line was named the UK’s best new building
RCR Arquitectes unveils plans for “unusually narrow” skyscraper in Dubai
Stirling shortlisting shows “even modest buildings can be really good” says Clementine Blakemore
This week we launched our mid-century modern design series
Santiago Calatrava “inspired by the idea of time” for Gübelin watch
King’s Cross masterplan brings part of the city “back into an entirely new use”
Buster + Punch and Staub celebrate “the importance of the Full English Breakfast” with cast iron cookware
Park Hill Phase 2 “contains the history and stories of the people of Sheffield”
Neom CEO departs amid reports of worker fatalities and human rights abuses
Neom names Delugan Meissl Associated Architects and Gensler as The Line architects
Melike Altınışık Architects unveils spaceship-like robot museum in Seoul
Construction starts on world’s largest building in Saudi Arabia
London’s Elizabeth Line wins 2024 RIBA Stirling Prize
World’s second Sphere set to be built in Abu Dhabi
Tesla unveils retro-futuristic art deco Robovan
Mountain Dew aims to “reclaim its legacy” with mountain-focused rebrand
Cowper Griffith Architects creates contemporary holiday home in medieval hall
Wraxall Yard designed as “attractive, comfortable, fully inclusive holiday accommodation”
