Conceptual art collective MSCHF has modelled an exhibition at Perrotin gallery in New York City on a shopping mall that contains works such as the Wavy Shoes and a fridge full of cans of an LSD-like substance. More about MSCHF creates exhibition that includes a fridge full of "a functional analogue of LSD"
Swedish architecture studio Konstantin Arkitekter has created a pavilion in Greenland named Qaammat, which is made up of two glass block walls perched on the rocky terrain of a UNESCO World Heritage site. More about Qaammat glass-block pavilion illustrates "distinctiveness of the Greenlandic culture"
Designer Marjan van Aubel has collaborated with Dutch architecture studio V8 Architects to create a pavilion topped with multicoloured solar panels, which Dezeen has captured in the third and final video in a series of Instagram reels for Dutch Design Week. More about Solar Pavilion at Dutch Design Week showcased in Dezeen video
Czech studio Mjölk Architekti has created The Guard Patrol, four viewpoints on the Stráž mountain above the town of Rokytnice that reference the figures in its coat of arms. More about Mjölk Architekti creates animal-like lookout towers for Czech mountain
Chinese architecture studio Neri&Hu has inserted a concrete volume into an old brick warehouse to create a head office and retail store for pastry brand Lao Ding Feng in Beijing, China. More about Neri&Hu converts textile factory into headquarters for Chinese pastry brand
The Khalifa International Stadium in Doha has been renovated for use as one of eight venues that will host the upcoming FIFA 2022 World Cup tournament in Qatar. More about Qatar's national stadium revamped ahead of FIFA 2022 World Cup
Designers might have had a hand in causing climate change but they are also key to solving it, according to the chair of the UK Climate Change Committee, who addressed the Design Council's sustainability conference as it kicked off alongside COP27. More about Bad design is "at the heart of our destruction" says UK government's top climate adviser
Dezeen Showroom: the wooden lamps designed by late architect Frank Lloyd Wright for his 1911 Taliesin house in Wisconsin have been made available by Japanese brand Yamagiwa. More about Taliesin lamps by Frank Lloyd Wright and Yamagiwa
In this week's comments update, readers are discussing Wood Marsh's sinuous, curved Melbourne apartment block. More about "How on earth does this work in section?" says commenter
Tokyo-based Fourteen Stones Design has designed the Koffee Mameya Kakeru cafe for barista Eiichi Kunitomo in a former water transportation hub in Kiyosumi Shirakawa. More about Fourteen Stones Design revamps Tokyo warehouse into "coffee gastronomy" cafe
Architecture studio Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has collaborated with New York artist Leo Villareal to create a light installation that spans nine bridges in London. More about Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands and Leo Villareal "enliven the atmosphere of Thames" with Illuminated River installation
Dezeen Courses: interested in studying an art-related course at university? We've selected a range of creative programmes listed on Dezeen Courses that aim to challenge students to develop their artistic skills. More about Four art and illustration courses on Dezeen Courses
Dezeen Showroom: Hanghzhou design firm Mario Tsai Studio has created the Mazha Lighting System 5.0, a modular lighting system that can be extended without being restricted by the length of wires. More about Mario Tsai Studio designs modular lighting system informed by scaffolding