Cedar cladding and distinctive windows feature on the exterior of tall rowhouses that were designed, developed and constructed by California architect Brett Farrow. More about Brett Farrow creates "chiseled" houses for Laguna Row development in California
British architectural photographer Marc Goodwin provides a look into architecture studios in Frankfurt in the second edition of his three-part series documenting architectural offices in Germany. More about Photographer Marc Goodwin captures eight Frankfurt architecture studios
American studio Steven Holl Architects has completed Rubenstein Commons, a building composed of "bulbous space curves", for the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. More about Steven Holl Architects designs asymmetric Princeton institute building with curved ceilings
UK levelling-up secretary Michael Gove has told a think tank that the government will use all its powers to stop the development of houses that are "not aesthetically of high quality". More about Michael Gove vows to block "ugly" developments from being built in the UK
Promotion: the Turnable Corner system is one of the key products from minimal window brand Vitrocsa, which is designed to allow uninterrupted views with the glazing stored out of sight. More about Vitrocsa's Turnable Corner system enables views free of window frames
Dezeen Showroom: Pritzker Architecture Prize-winning architect Toyo Ito has designed Mayuhana, a collection of cocoon-like fibreglass lamps for Japanese lighting brand Yamagiwa. More about Mayuhana by Toyo Ito for Yamagiwa
Architect Marta Brandão has adopted a "rustic minimalism" style to create a two-bedroom mountain retreat in Arouca, Portugal. More about Sliding screens front Granary House guesthouse by MIMA Housing
Ahead of the 2022 Fifa World Cup commencing in Qatar on Sunday, we have rounded up the kits of all 32 teams playing in the international football competition. More about Dezeen's guide to all 32 teams' football kits at the 2022 World Cup
AI text-to-image software like Midjourney, DALL-E and Stable Diffusion has the potential to change the way that architects approach the creation and concept stages of designing buildings and products, experts say. More about How AI software will change architecture and design
Despite the justified controversy surrounding AI art, architects need not worry about being usurped by software that can generate images of buildings, argues Will Wiles. More about "Architects can rest easy that AI isn't coming for their jobs just yet"
In this week's comments update, readers are discussing Denizen Works' house with "a sense of drama" that overlooks a Scottish loch. More about "Perfect setting for a quasi-religious sect" says commenter
Dezeen Showroom: French flooring brand Tarkett has released a collection of carpet tiles that are made with the lowest circular carbon footprint in Europe, according to the brand. More about Desso Origin carpet tile collection designed by Tarkett
Dezeen has revealed the winners of this year's Dezeen Awards design categories, which include projects by MVRDV, HeijltjesAkkaya and Adam and Arthur. More about Dezeen announces design winners for Dezeen Awards 2022
Dezeen Showroom: British furniture brand Another Country has launched the Work Series II table, which combines timber and recycled plastic in a bid to make a more sustainable product for changeable office environments. More about Work Series II table features worktop made from recycled yogurt pots
Dezeen Showroom: Spanish furniture brand Sancal has collaborated with Dutch design studio Raw Color to develop a playful seating collection, formed from modules that resemble giant squishy chain links. More about Link & Loop furniture provides "joyful ways of sitting"
Architecture studio Snøhetta has designed a table made of wood sourced from the bottom of a lake in Tasmania, Australia. More about Snøhetta creates Intersection Table from wood harvested from an underwater forest