US studio MOS Architects has used aluminium shingles to cover an egg-shaped pavilion at Art Omi in Upstate New York, creating a place to rest that draws stylistically on pre-modern basketry and mid-century futurism. More about MOS creates basket-like aluminium pavilion at Art Omi in New York
New York City plans to relocate inmates from Rikers Island into four jails built from the ground up in Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx. Here, Dezeen looks at the architecture of each project. More about Inside the design of New York City's upcoming borough-based jails
UK studio RX Architects has returned to a house it previously completed in Sussex to add an extension, designed to blend in with the existing timber-clad form. More about RX Architects expands Sussex home with extension "immersed in the garden"
The University of the Arts London has transformed a drab guest quarters at one of its colleges into a colourful showcase that lets visitors eat, sleep and bathe in student and graduate design. More about UAL turns Atterbury Flat guest apartment into riotous student design archive
Car brand Bugatti has revealed plans for a 60-storey skyscraper on the Miami River, which will be designed by US architecture studio Brandon Haw Architecture with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg. More about Bugatti unveils Miami skyscraper as first US branded residence
Dezeen has announced the architecture shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards, which includes buildings by Dorte Mandrup, Farshid Moussavi Architects and Herzog & de Meuron. More about Dezeen Awards 2026 architecture shortlist announced
US president Donald Trump has announced that the planned 250-foot-high triumphal arch in Washington DC, designed by Atlanta-based Harrison Design, will now be a military base with drones and snipers. More about Trump triumphal arch to become "top grade military complex" for launching drones
Fashion brand Homme Plissé Issey Miyake has created a capsule collection for London's Tate Modern art gallery, which was informed by Henri Matisse's artwork The Snail and revealed as part of a dance performance. More about Dancers pull clothes from Tate Modern's floor for Homme Plissé Issey Miyake show
Lazy attempts to frame interiors products as more inclusive for neurodivergent people are becoming too common, writes Ellie Foster. More about "Too often, neurodiverse design is a marketing ploy"
Bamboo-clad parasols and a three-storey bamboo truss feature in this roundup of buildings from Southeast and South Asia built using the fast-growing plant. More about Seven buildings that demonstrate the versatility of bamboo
Projects using reclaimed natural materials and local resources proved popular at this year's Oslo Architecture Triennale. From innovative wool tiles to monolithic stone walls, we round up key highlights from the event. More about Five stand-out projects at the Oslo Architecture Triennale
British designer duo Isabel Gibson and Helen Chesner have filled The Conran Shop's gallery with colourful, kinetic models for their London Design Festival exhibition, Motion Sickness. More about Isabel + Helen showcase their "obsession with movement" with kinetic models at The Conran Shop
Cosy nooks and a study are among the spaces designed for reading at House of Shadows, a multi-generational home in Bengaluru, Karnataka, by Indian studio Cadence Architects. More about Multi-generational house in Bengaluru designed to be "conducive to reading"
Danish design brand Fritz Hansen has teamed up with audio specialist Technics to transform its Farringdon showroom into a series of domestic listening scenes for London Design Festival. More about Fritz Hansen Sound Club invites visitors to enjoy music in Bauhaus-inspired listening spaces
New York creative agency Basura and musician Big Data have collaborated on a stuffed toy that resembles a data centre and emits a recording from a data centre in Virginia when squeezed. More about Basura creates data centre toy that emits "ear piercing hum" when squeezed
Ukrainian designer Victoria Yakusha has created a sculptural, almost monochromatic interior for a jewellery brand's flagship boutique in New York City. More about Victoria Yakusha crafts sculptural jewellery boutique in New York
A green-concrete frontage marks the transformation of a neglected building in Hastings into Eagle House community centre, designed by London architecture studio IF_DO. More about IF_DO transforms neglected building in Hastings into "genuinely welcoming" community centre
Our latest roundup collects houses topped with verdant green roofs, with some designed to blend into the natural landscape and others providing elevated garden space for families to gather. More about Eight green-roofed homes that sprout from their surroundings
This week on Dezeen, we looked at the highlights of this week's London Design Festival, which included a pavilion topped with police shields. More about This week we reported on London Design Festival
From laser-cut steel to melted polystyrene waste, 10 designers have reinterpreted the humble hanging basket for a London Design Festival exhibition curated by design gallery Slancha. More about Slancha presents Hanging Baskets referencing David Bowie, brutalism and the Romans
Dezeen School Shows: a housing project for victims of domestic violence with courtyards, winter gardens and a nursery is among architecture projects by Cardiff University students. More about Housing project for victims of domestic violence among projects from Cardiff University
A group of five New York artists has created Lifeline, a tote bag that can convert into a self-inflating life jacket as a conceptual design object meant to bring awareness to the threat of climate change-related flooding. More about This tote bag-life jacket combination is an "essential that shouldn't exist"
A sculptural cluster of cylindrical forms defines the "calm, continuous" House in Las Rozas, a home in Madrid completed by local studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. More about Cluster of cylindrical volumes forms Spanish home by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Chinese designer Bin Wu has unveiled the Pavilion of Time, which features timber screens topped by a circular mirror, in the courtyard of Domaine National du Palais-Royal for Paris Design Week. More about Bin Wu's mirror-topped Pavilion of Time aims to "make time tangible"
Canadian studio RHAD Architects has completed Two Bay House in Nova Scotia, Canada, which consists of blocky volumes with carved-out voids, mass-timber framing and blackened wood cladding. More about RHAD Architects gives Nova Scotia house "quiet, monolithic presence"