Swedish automotive design graduate Jon Rådbrink presented a concept for a catamaran-shaped car at the Royal College of Art graduation show in London last month. More »

Dezeen and photographer Thomas Kalak are offering readers the chance to win one of five copies of Kalak's photo book, "Thailand: same same, but different!" More »

Asemic Scapes - Rehabilitation Center Rainberg is concept for a medical rehabilitation centre in the Austrian Alps designed by architecture gradute Sarah Schneider. More »

Japanese architect Kimihiko Okada has created Aluminium Landscape, a 6.5 metre high installation made of aluminium foil.

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New Designers 08: Middlesex University graduate Kelly Marklove presented a range of inkwells and writing tools at New Designers in London last month. More »

Industrial designer Michael Young has designed Cityspeed, an urban bike for Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer Giant. More »

Graphic designer Morag Myerscough has created the Deptford Project Café - a café inside a 1960s commuter train carriage in Deptford, south east London. More »

Los Angeles-based architects Zellnerplus renovated the loft of an old toy factory to create living and working space for a young filmmaker. More »

New Designers 08: Packaging Lamp by David Gardener features a paper pulp shade that doubles as the packaging for the lamp's components. More »

The interior of Barrio North, a bar by London architects Anarchitect,  features back-to-front tiles and a cannibalised caravan. More »

More tessellated structures: Tesselion is an installation by American architect Skylar Tibbits, constructed from 187 aluminium panels. More »

New Designers 08: Samuel Rhoads-Clarke has designed a build-it-yourself radio with electronic components that combine to create urban or farm scenes. More »

Dutch designers Tjep. have created the interior of Heineken The City, a new brand store in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, which opened last month. More »

Londoners frustrated by the 3m fence and aggressive security protecting the Olympic Park construction site in east London were given a temporary viewing platform recently by Office for Subversive Architecture. More »