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Who are the architects, designers, brands, schools number of times our readers searched for them and events that Dezeen’s audience most wanted to read and the number of times they engaged with stories about over the last year? We’ve spent weeks crunching about them. There are also lists for fashion, the data to find out. The result is Dezeen Hot List, personalities and artists, and an overall list showing a comprehensive guide to the most newsworthy and the 400 hottest people, companies and organisations searched-for players in the design world in 2016. this year. Based entirely on audience data, Dezeen Hot List The following pages list all 400 entries in is more than just a popularity contest: it shows who Dezeen Hot List, plus the top five in each category. set the agenda and who made the news. There are For a fully interactive version of Dezeen Hot List category lists ranking architects, designers, brands, plus profiles of the top 100 entries, visit institutions, schools and events according to the www.dezeen.com/hotlist Rank Name Category Rank Name Category Zaha Hadid Architects Muji Brands 1 26 2 Bjarke Ingels Architects 27 Lego Brands 3 Milan Design Week Events 28 Vo Trong Nghia Architects 4 Herzog & de Meuron Architects 29 Santiago Calatrava Architects 5 Kengo Kuma Architects 30 Hay Brands 6 IKEA Brands 31 Álvaro Siza Architects 7 Peter Zumthor Architects 32 John Pawson Architects 8 SANAA Architects 33 The Bartlett Schools 9 MVRDV Architects 34 Frank Gehry Architects 10 David Chipperfield Architects 35 Chanel Fashion 11 Apple Brands 36 Toyo Ito Architects 12 Rem Koolhaas/OMA Architects 37 Snøhetta Architects Norman Foster/ Architects Ronan and Erwan Designers 13 Foster + Partners 38 Bouroullec Alejandro Aravena/ Architects Tom Dixon Designers 14 Elemental 39 15 Sou Fujimoto Architects 40 Jean Nouvel Architects 16 Tadao Ando Architects 41 David Adjaye Architects 17 Serpentine Galleries Institutions 42 Corten steel Brands 18 Adidas Brands 43 Dutch Design Week Events 19 Google Brands 44 Tate Institutions 20 Oki Sato/Nendo Designers 45 COS Fashion 21 Nike Brands 46 Daniel Libeskind Architects 22 Renzo Piano Architects 47 Maggie’s Centres Institutions 23 Thomas Heatherwick Designers 48 Vitra Brands 24 Royal College of Art Schools 49 Assemble Architects 25 Aesop Brands 50 Shigeru Ban Architects Rank Name Category Rank Name Category 51 Le Corbusier Architects 76 Patricia Urquiola Designers 52 Steven Holl Architects 77 Penda Architects 53 Moooi Brands 78 Dior Fashion 54 Jasper Morrison Designers 79 Airbnb Brands Ben van Berkel/ Architects Moroso Brands 55 UNStudio 80 Richard Rogers/Rogers Architects Converse Brands 56 Stirk Harbour + Partners 81 57 Samsung Brands 82 Audi Brands 58 Caruso St John Architects 83 Gensler Architects Design Academy Schools Issey Miyake Fashion 59 Eindhoven 84 60 Venice Biennale Events 85 Pitsou Kedem Architects 61 Ma Yansong/MAD Architects 86 Li Edelkoort Fashion 62 Naoto Fukasawa Designers 87 H Arquitectes Architects 63 MINI Brands 88 Instagram Brands 64 Maison&Objet Events 89 Grimshaw Architects Benjamin Hubert/ Designers Nook Architects Architects 65 Layer 90 66 Rafael Viñoly Architects 91 Jonathan Ive Designers 67 BMW Brands 92 RIBA Institutions 68 Diller Scofidio + Renfro Architects 93 Haptic Architects 69 Barber & Osgerby Designers 94 Uber Brands Pritzker Prize Events Marcio Kogan/ Architects 70 95 Studio MK27 71 Neri&Hu Architects 96 Richard Meier Architects 72 Aires Mateus Architects 97 MIT Schools 73 Kickstarter Brands 98 Philippe Starck Designers 74 Marc Newson Designers 99 Max Lamb Designers 75 Lexus Brands 100 Konstantin Grcic Designers Rank Name Category Rank Name Category 101 Olson Kundig Architects 126 Brexit Events 102 Passivhaus Brands 127 Mecanoo Architects 103 Tokujin Yoshioka Designers 128 Universal Design Studio Architects 104 Eduardo Souto de Moura Architects 129 Selfridges Brands 105 Charles and Ray Eames Designers 130 Tesla Brands 106 Mies van der Rohe Architects 131 Atelier Bow-Wow Architects 107 Marcel Wanders Designers 132 Formafantasma Designers 108 David Bowie Personalities 133 Alessi Brands 109 Camper Fashion 134 Piet Hein Eek Designers 110 SelgasCano Architects 135 SO-IL Architects 111 Studio Job Designers 136 Hella Jongerius Designers Duggan Morris Architects Scott & Scott Architects Architects 112 Architects 137 Junya Ishigami Architects World Architecture Events 113 138 Festival 114 Design Miami Events 139 Musée du Louvre Institutions 115 Anish Kapoor Artists 140 Note Design Studio Designers 116 Ai Weiwei Artists 141 Coffey Architects Architects 117 Olafur Eliasson Artists 142 Hem Brands 118 ÉCAL Schools 143 Paul Smith Fashion Skidmore Owings Architects Studio Weave Architects 119 & Merrill 144 120 Prada Fashion 145 Facebook Brands Clerkenwell Design Events PLP Architecture Architects 121 Week 146 122 Arup Architects 147 Ron Arad Designers 123 COBE Architects 148 Alvar Aalto Architects Iris van Herpen Fashion Hiroshi Nakamura Architects 124 149 & NAP 125 McDonalds Brands 150 3XN Architects Rank Name Category Rank Name Category Jo Nagasaka/Schemata Architects Haworth Brands 151 Architects 176 152 Ettore Sottsass Designers 177 i29 Designers 153 Red Bull Brands 178 Lee Broom Designers 154 Tato Architects Architects 179 Amanda Levete Architects 155 MoMA Institutions 180 Kvadrat Brands 156 Acne Studios Fashion 181 Ilse Crawford Designers 157 Louis Vuitton Fashion 182 Starbucks Brands NASA Brands Hawkins\Brown Architects 158 183 Architects 159 Jaime Hayón Designers 184 Hussein Chalayan Fashion 160 Yves Behar/Fuseproject Designers 185 Burning Man Events 161 Ole Scheeren Architects 186 Herman Miller Brands 162 Sam Jacob Architects 187 Paul Archer Architects 163 Karim Rashid Designers 188 Christian Kerez Architects 164 Peter Cook 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Fendi Fashion 207 Populous Architects 232 Nils Holger Moormann Designers 208 Pezo von Ellrichshausen Architects 233 Flos Brands 209 Henry Goss Architects 234 David Kohn Architects 210 Henn Architects 235 Punkt Brands 211 Christo Artists 236 Tatiana Bilbao Architects 212 IMM Cologne Events 237 Kartell Brands 213 Jonathan Tuckey Architects 238 Wes Anderson Personalities 214 Swarovski Brands 239 Porsche Brands 215 Woods Bagot Architects 240 OBBA Architects 216 Valentino Fashion 241 Vector Architects Architects 217 Studio Gang Architects 242 United Nude Fashion 218 Science Museum Institutions 243 Rafael Moneo Architects 219 EFFEKT Architects 244 Dyson Brands 220 HOK Architects 245 Glas Italia Brands 221 Allies and Morrison Architects 246 Joyce Wang Designers Tigg Coll Architects Architects Whitney Museum Institutions 222 247 of American Art 223 Hassell Architects 248 MIMA Housing Architects 224 Cassina Brands 249 RCR Arquitectes Architects 225 Mutina Brands 250 Paul Cocksedge Designers 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