During an extraordinary year, cutting-edge design and inspiring architecture has continued to pave the way for a bright future. Since launching Daily Architecture News in mid-2020, we’ve had the pleasure of publishing a cross-section of stunning homes, hotels and brilliant bars. Plus, tech-focussed launches and surveyed cutting-edge projects with an eye firmly set on the future. In this week’s global video round-up (above), we take a look at some of 2020’s most popular projects and stand-out stories.
- Beautiful homes: From inner-city abodes to breathtaking beachside beauties, the year’s most popular residences include La Scala by Richards and Spence and Casey Brown Architecture’s Bangalley House (pictured). Read more.
- Hot hotels: Heading around the globe, 2020’s hottest designer destinations include Camp Sarika by Amangiri in Utah and Japan’s Ace Hotel Kyoto (pictured) by Kengo Kuma and Commune Design. Read more.
- Brilliant bars: Emerging and established designers are responsible for some of the world’s greatest watering holes this year, from Sydney’s Four Pillars Laboratory to the bar at La Sastrería in Spain (pictured). Read more.
- Future-focussed projects: Vertical landscaping was popular in proposed developments in 2020, and Gurner’s plan for a luxury hotel in Port Douglas (pictured) is set to capture attention in 2021. Read more.
- Legendary launches: From new inventions to reimagining classic designs, such as Adam Goodrum’s breezeblock for Austral Bricks (pictured), 2020 witnessed product launches with a particular focus on game-changing technology. Read more.
During an extraordinary year, cutting-edge design and inspiring architecture has continued to pave the way for a bright future.
