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Dezeen Weekly

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Frequency: 1 episode/9d. Total Eps: 30

Dezeen Weekly is an original podcast from Dezeen, the world's most influential design and architecture magazine. Each episode, of our journalists discuss the biggest design and architecture stories of the week. If you're interested in how humans are shaping the world around them and you like to stay informed, this is your essential weekly briefing. New episodes are released every Friday.

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🇨🇦 Canada - Design
12/10/2026
#37
🇬🇧 Great Britain - Design
12/10/2026
#15
🇩🇪 Germany - Design
12/10/2026
#85
🇺🇸 USA - Design
12/10/2026
#74
🇨🇦 Canada - Design
11/10/2026
#23
🇬🇧 Great Britain - Design
11/10/2026
#11
🇩🇪 Germany - Design
11/10/2026
#67
🇺🇸 USA - Design
11/10/2026
#51
🇫🇷 France - Design
11/10/2026
#91
🇨🇦 Canada - Design
10/10/2026
#14

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Why Saudi Arabia's crazy giga-project The Line failed

Friday, October 9, 2026 • Duration 31:45

The world's most wildly ambitious architecture project appears dead in the water. What went wrong?

This week, the team plot the strange story of Saudi Arabia's effort to build a linear skyscraper mega-city in the desert, called The Line.

They explain why news that Neom Stadium has been shelved looks to be the final nail in the coffin for The Line, and debate the ethical implications for architecture studios that worked on the extraordinary and controversial project.

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. This episode was edited by Calum Lindsay.

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We're scared of Meta's adorable AI device

Friday, October 2, 2026 • Duration 32:02

Why are AI companies opting for cute design? And why is New York building "jailscrapers"?

This week, Dezeen features editor Nat Barker, design editor Jennifer Hahn and editor-in-chief Tom Ravenscroft consider the launch of Meta's Muse Charm AI device.

Then, they delve into New York City's project to replace the notorious Rikers Island mega-jail with four high-rise facilities embedded within the city.

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. Editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.

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Will the iPhone Duo send folding smartphones mainstream?

Friday, September 25, 2026 • Duration 36:23

Has Apple just triggered another paradigm shift in smartphone design? And what's behind Donald Trump's announcement that his triumphal arch will be a base for drones and snipers?

In this episode, Dezeen editor Tom Ravenscroft joins features editor Nat Barker and design editor Jennifer Hahn to discuss Apple's first folding phone.

Then, they consider Trump's surprise announcement that the triumphal arch planned for Washington DC will be a "top grade military complex".

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Is London having a design renaissance?

Friday, September 18, 2026 • Duration 24:31

It's LDF week, and this year's edition is surprisingly strong. Could it be that London's creative scene is recovering after a difficult decade?

In this episode, Dezeen design editor Jennifer Hahn is joined by deputy editor Cajsa Carlson and design and reporter Jane Englefield, who have been out and about at London Design Festival (LDF).

They pick out their highlights from the week, and discuss why this year feels different to previous years.

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Our thoughts on the Dyson CameraJet toothbrush

Friday, September 11, 2026 • Duration 33:30

Dezeen Weekly returns with a conversation about Dyson's eye-catching new product launch, plus a building in north London that aims to kickstart a revival of stone architecture.

In this episode, Dezeen features editor Nat Barker and design editor Jennifer Hahn are joined by editor Tom Ravenscroft to discuss the Dyson CameraJet.

The team have their take on the much-discussed launch, and come up with their own suggestions for future Dyson products.

Then, they consider a landmark new building in north London that is held up by a stone exoskeleton, in what has been billed a world-first.

To read more about the contemporary stone architecture movement, check out our Stone Age 2.0 series that ran in early 2024.

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. Editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.

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Are timber skyscrapers the future?

Friday, July 31, 2026 • Duration 35:35

Is building tall with timber more than an architectural gimmick? Why is a new robotic hand a big step towards sci-fi becoming reality? And what's special about Dezeen's editor's new tattoo?

In this episode, Dezeen editor Tom Ravenscroft and features editor Nat Barker discuss the world's tallest hybrid timber tower, which recently topped out in Sydney. To read more about mass timber buildings, check out our Timber Revolution series.

Next, we hear a conversation between Nat and design editor Jennifer Hahn about the announcement from 1X Technologies that it has developed a hand for its humanoid robot that has human-level dexterity.

Finally, Tom tells us about his new tattoo, which was inked with a world-first pain-free method devised by a London start-up.

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. Editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.

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Has architecture become too boring?

Friday, July 24, 2026 • Duration 32:01

Is this year's Stirling Prize shortlist the least interesting ever? And why are astronomers up in arms about a plan to launch a giant mirror into space?

This episode begins with Dezeen features editor Nat Barker and design editor Jennifer Hahn discussing the plans by a US startup to light up streets at night by reflecting sunbeams from a satellite.

Then, for part two, they're joined by Dezeen editor Tom Ravenscroft to debate this year's shortlist for the UK's best new building.

Finally, there's been an update in the story about what we previously called "the strangest architecture competition ever", but is it still as bonkers?

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. Editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.

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What the World Cup has taught us about stadium design

Friday, July 17, 2026 • Duration 34:06

What's the creepy technology at one of the major 2026 World Cup stadiums? Are stadiums the only giant buildings that people really like? And what does the future hold for stadium architecture?

In this episode, Dezeen features editor Nat Barker is joined by US editor Ben Dreith to discuss all things stadiums, to tie in with our new editorial series, Future Stadium.

They discuss some of the architectural highlights from this year's World Cup, as well as the broader current trends in stadium architecture.

Then, they look ahead to some of the giant stadiums currently being planned around the globe.

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. Editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.

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Why everyone likes the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

Friday, July 10, 2026 • Duration 25:25

How did the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library manage to sidestep America's architecture culture war? And is affordable design having a moment?

In this episode, Dezeen design editor Jennifer Hahn and editor Tom Ravenscroft reflect on the unusually positive reaction to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, designed by architecture studio Snøhetta and recently completed in North Dakota.

Then, they discuss Yinka Ilori's unexpected new collection for British high-street furniture retailer Dunelm, and whether it signals a shift towards more widespread affordable design.

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. Editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.

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Can Kylie Jenner detoxify AI smart glasses?

Friday, July 3, 2026 • Duration 31:41

Would we wear the new Meta smart glasses? Is Frank Gehry's Abu Dhabi opera house actually pretty good? And why did Paris Fashion Week feel like the last days of the Roman Empire?

In this episode, Dezeen design editor Jennifer Hahn and architecture reporter Amy Peacock discuss Meta's collaboration with Kylie Jenner on its first designed-in-house smart glasses.

Then, they consider the late Frank Gehry's performing arts venue on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, which has drawn some unflattering comparisons from Dezeen commenters having just begun construction.

Lastly, they reflect on the noteworthy moments from a Paris Fashion Week Menswear that took place as France sweltered in a deadly heatwave.

Dezeen Weekly artwork is by Simon Volt. Editing is by Miguel Santa Clara.

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