Ellen Eberhardt is a US reporter at Dezeen and Newswav. She covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, design, and the construction industry, with a focus on home and garden, house design, and real estate. Ellen's work has been featured in notable publications such as Dezeen and Newswav.
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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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The American Institute of Architects has "celebrated" the enactment of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a recently passed bill aimed at speeding
The AIA said it has "celebrated" the enactment of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a bill aimed at addressing the US housing crisis
As developmental models for sports venues shift, architects and planners are being tasked with designing vast districts to support year-round activity.
By: Ellen Eberhardt
A curved brick structure by architecture studio SANAA has been selected as the new design for the National Museum of Ecuador in Quito , following reports that locals had criticised the original winning design.
By: Ellen Eberhardt
Uruguay architecture studio Gómez Platero has proposed "four irregularly shaped towers" as part of mixed-use development on the Miami waterfront at the former site of the city's historic Miami Herald building.
For our most recent lookbook, the threshold between indoor and outdoor spaces is thin at these homes thanks to their sprawling patios
By: Ellen Eberhardt
German architecture studio GMP Architekten is part of a team renovating the Olympic Stadium in Montreal . The work includes replacing a membrane
By: Ellen Eberhardt
A bridge with towers informed by a hockey slapshot has opened to public traffic between the United States and Canada after more than seven years of
By: Ellen Eberhardt
The first phase of a floating pool planned for the East River is nearing completion in Brooklyn, with a barge and an infiltration system designed to clean river water as it flows into the structure.
By: Ellen Eberhardt
A horizontal glass skybridge connects residential and office skyscrapers at this project by Königsberger Vannucchi Arquitetos Associados in São
