US studio Graham Baba Architects used timber and board-formed concrete to create "warmth and depth" at the Westwood Golf clubhouse and driving range in an agricultural region. More about Golf clubhouse by Graham Baba nods to farm structures in rural Washington
Dutch studio OMA has completed the Palais de Justice de Lille, a six-sided law court in northern France with a faceted facade lined with coloured glass. More about OMA dresses faceted French courthouse in coloured glass
Local studio NM3 looked to Vienna's iconic 20th-century American Bar by Adolf Loos when designing the bespoke red-hued interior of Milan's Bar Bardo. More about NM3 designs "truly classic bar for Milan"
Significant parts of the 143-year-old Limoges Town Hall in France have been destroyed in an arson attack, as protests broke out across the country over the weekend. More about Historic town hall in Limoges set on fire during French protests
A thin white-concrete plane folds and steps down a hillside to enclose Bellavista 11, a minimalist home overlooking the sea in Ibiza, designed by Spanish studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. More about Thin concrete plane defines minimalist villa in Ibiza by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Japanese studio I IN drew on traditional Thai festivals, where thousands of paper lanterns are released into the sky, when creating the interior for the first Blue Bottle Coffee cafe in Bangkok. More about Traditional Thai lanterns inform blue-and-gold Bangkok cafe interior
Emerging designer Georgia Merritt has unveiled Refrain, an east London exhibition of sculptural furniture pieces informed by 18th-century architectural mouldings and musical staves. More about Georgia Merritt stages contemporary design show at London antiques dealer
A timber-clad fire station and an arena with a zigzagging facade are among the projects that feature in this roundup of red buildings. More about Seven striking buildings that make a statement with red
Furniture brand Karimoku New Standard has announced the global release of its KNS x ASICS Collaboration, which repurposes upcycled foam from unused ASICS trainers as cushioning for two seating designs. More about Karimoku New Standard and ASICS create furniture made from crushed trainers
In this roundup, we take a look at decommissioned power stations that have been given a second life, from the Tate Modern museum in London to the Dyson headquarters in Singapore. More about Eight converted power stations that show the power of reuse
New York architect Diana Kellogg has renovated her historic Tribeca residence, highlighting materials repurposed from its industrial past. More about Diana Kellogg updates her Tribeca home using salvaged materials
A giant spiral staircase guides visitors to the roof of the Shanghai Grand Opera House, which international studio Snøhetta designed to be "as much a civic destination as a performance venue". More about Snøhetta completes landmark opera house in Shanghai
This week on Dezeen, we reported on the Lion Green Road housing scheme in Croydon winning the Stirling Prize. More about This week we revealed the Stirling Prize winner
US architecture studio Baird Architects has released its inaugural furniture collection, with seating, tables, and shelving, designed by in-house architects and collaborators and made in Portugal. More about Baird Architects releases first furniture collection as "natural extension" of studio
The Lion Green Road housing in south London, designed by local studios Mary Duggan Architects with Ruff Architects, has won this year's RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK's best new building. More about "Welcoming and inclusive" London housing wins RIBA Stirling Prize 2026
Local architecture studio Spaces by Manah has completed The Soil & Sea community centre in Chennai, India, with a brick barrel-vaulted roof that serves as a "visible landmark" on the site. More about Spaces by Manah signposts Chennai community centre with barrel-vaulted roof
A rug factory in Rangpur, Bangladesh, designed by Dhaka-based studio Nakshabid Architects to dismantle workplace hierarchies, has won the RIBA International Prize for 2026. More about Factory in Bangladesh that "redefines manufacturing architecture" wins RIBA International Prize
This year's Stirling Prize winner was announced last night. We discuss whether RIBA made the right choice. More about Is this year's Stirling Prize winner a worthy victor?
Belgian gallery Objects with Narratives has curated a texture-heavy exhibition at PAD London called What Remains?, featuring pieces from Ben Storms and Paul Cocksedge. More about Objects with Narratives presents collectible design that looks "found rather than fabricated"
Designer Jonas Hejduk has released a collection of rugs and benches that have ambiguously pixellated aesthetics. More about Jonas Hejduk's blurry furnishings are deliberately low resolution
Electric car company Tesla has unveiled its flying Roadster vehicle with a demonstration in which the car drove upside down, flipped off a ramp and briefly flew, using compressed-air thrusters that Tesla claims will make it the world's quickest production car. More about Tesla launches flying Roadster concept car
Campus architects at Florida Southern College have updated the only planetarium designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright as part of a decades-long restoration project at the school, which was masterplanned by Wright. More about Frank Lloyd Wright's only planetarium restored in Florida
Technology company Apple has released a screen that consolidates the functions of its app products and its home-management software into one device. More about Apple consolidates smart-home capabilities in HomeView dashboard
Japanese studio Schemata Architects has renovated a guesthouse in Dromgarriff Rainforest, Ireland, connecting two existing stone buildings with a timber- and steel-framed yoga studio. More about Schemata Architects restores guesthouse nestled in ancient Irish rainforest
Designers Lukas Wegwerth and Corinna Dehn have unveiled their Armadillo furniture pieces, clad in facade shingles from buildings in Germany's Vogelsberg region, at the Companions exhibition at London's Galleri Fumi. More about Armadillo furniture is clad in reused shingles to resemble "friendly monsters"