Ben Dreith is a Us Editor at Dezeen. He has written extensively on architecture and interior design, with a focus on urban design, home and garden, and industrial design. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Document Journal, The New York Times, and NUVO Magazine.
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Ben Dreith's articles predominantly focus on the field of design, particularly architecture and urban development. He frequently covers press releases and government announcements related to these topics.
Given Ben’s emphasis on event coverage, government announcements, and press releases in the realm of design, he is likely to be interested in pitches that involve new architectural projects or significant developments within the field of design. Pitches involving exclusive interviews with renowned architects or designers working on groundbreaking projects could also capture his attention.
It seems that Ben does not have a specific geographic focus but rather focuses on noteworthy global developments in architecture and design.
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By: Ben Dreith
Penny Hardy highlights the absurdity, delight and ingenuity of dining sheds installed in New York during the Covid-19 pandemic.
By: Ben Dreith
US-based designer Behnaz Farahi and the Critical Matter Group at the MIT Media Lab have projected sounds and video of the ocean alongside crowd-sourced
By: Behnaz Farahi
Critical Matter Group have projected sounds and video of the ocean alongside crowd-sourced messages into a public square.
Technology company Apple has released a screen that consolidates the functions of its app products and its home-management software into one device.
US electric car company Tesla has unveiled its flying Roadster vehicle with a demonstration in which the car drove upside down, flipped off a ramp and briefly flew, using compressed-air thrusters that Tesla claims will make it the world’s quickest production car. The two-seat Roadster model drove up a half-pipe ramp and launched off the
Renderings Read: OMA completes “highly connected, but highly individual” expansion of New York's New Museum
By: Ben Dreith
US studio Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture has unveiled its latest skyscraper for Miami , designed to display “quiet refinement” on a slender site on the city's waterfront.
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New York architecture studio KPF has completed Waterline in Austin, Texas, a supertall skyscraper with a mixed-use programme that slopes away from Lady Bird Lake as it rises. It has a form that resembles a “cowboy boot”, according to its designers.
