This week on Dezeen

This week David Lynch unveiled his Paris nightclub, the Campana brothers completed their first hotel and BMW presented a pair of sustainable concept cars. More »

This week David Lynch unveiled his Paris nightclub, the Campana brothers completed their first hotel and BMW presented a pair of sustainable concept cars. More »
Architects Denton Corker Marshall designed this spaghetti-like bridge for Hangzhou in China. Unfortunately the competition it was shortlisted for has now been cancelled. More »
Dezeen Wire: media company News International has cancelled the remodelling of its London headquarters by Amanda Levete Architects. More »
Belgian architects Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh have completed a see-through church in Limburg, Belgium. More »
London designer Héctor Serrano presents this series of jars with cork lids at Maison&Objet, which opens today in Paris. More »

The top-floor living room of this Seattle house projects across the garden in a twisted cantilever. More »
Here are some photographs of the Moscow School of Management by architect David Adjaye, where four buildings precariously cantilever over a large circular base. More »
This series of furniture by Norwegian designer Amy Hunting incorporates loops of felt for storage. More »
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Dezeen Wire: French designer Inga Sempé will be Guest of Honour at Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair 2012, which takes place 7-11 February. More »
Dezeen Wire: architect David Adjaye has been announced as this year’s Design Miami Designer of the Year. More »

Charred larch clads the curved walls of a seafood restaurant that projects towards the harbour in Folkestone, England. More »

Japanese designer Hiroyuki Miyake‘s calendar works like a retractable tape measure, with one centimetre for each day of the year. More »
Competition: we’ve teamed up with the makers of Sugru to give away ten packs of their plastic modelling clay for hacking products. More »
Visitors to this timber tea house sit beneath a woven rope dome with a gilded skylight and a hanging teapot in the middle. More »