Ellen Eberhardt is a US reporter who primarily writes for Dezeen, an online architecture and design magazine. Her work has also been featured in Newswav. Ellen specializes in covering architectural projects and design developments, with a focus on innovative and visually striking designs from around the world.
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Ellen Eberhardt predominantly covers design-related topics, with a heavy focus on architecture. Her articles often include press releases and event coverage. When reaching out to her, consider providing newsworthy stories related to architectural projects, urban planning developments or art exhibitions that have broad appeal or offer a unique angle.
Given Ellen's emphasis on "space for conversation" in retail stores and the exposure of textured concrete walls in shops, she may be interested in pitches that explore the intersection of architecture and human interaction or novel approaches to design within commercial spaces.
Since Ellen’s geographic focus is not specified but has featured projects from various locations such as Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, New York City among others; it can be inferred that she takes an international perspective when covering architectural and design topics.
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By: Ellen Eberhardt
Furniture brand Paulin, Paulin, Paulin and American football player Stefon Diggs have collaborated on an installation in a historic Miami residence
Deborah Berke has won the 2025 AIA Gold Medal for her architecture and educational work that "exemplifies innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability"
A tiered, pyramid installation by artist Agnes Denes has been installed in the Coachella Valley for the fifth edition of the Desert X exhibition
Studio 3.0 has added a wedge-shaped extension to an octagon house in Cape Cod, "figuratively and literally" keeping the addition distinct
By: Ellen Eberhardt
I/Thee has created a pavilion in an Iowa park composed of furniture affixed to rammed earth walls that were "intentionally eroded" using water pressure
By: Ellen Eberhardt
New Orleans architecture studio Trahan Architects has completed a performance pavilion made of weathering steel that is anchored by two ground points, making the structure appear lighter than it is.
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