French-Brazilian architecture studio Triptyque and São Paolo firm Architects Office have completed AGE360 in Brazil, a residential skyscraper with a load-bearing concrete "exoskeleton". More about Concrete exoskeleton wraps skyscraper in Brazil by Triptyque and Architects Office
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a private residence in Switzerland by Diébédo Francis Kéré. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. More about An "unexpected yet very beautiful" Swiss chalet features in today's Dezeen Debate
Fragrance brand Marc-Antoine Barrois has created a Milan design week exhibition where visitors navigate through a "forest" of thin ropes before emerging in front of a glowing orb based on a red star. More about Marc-Antoine Barrois and Antoine Bouillot surround orb with "forest" of ropes in Milan
British designer Samuel Ross has unveiled the Transposition installation for whiskey brand The Balvenie to provide a soothing refuge during the busy Milan design week. More about Samuel Ross creates waterfall installation for "peace and contemplation" in Milan
Dezeen Showroom: architect Pierro Lissoni drew on the sturdy workbenches of metal workshops when designing this sleek table for Italian furnituremaker Porro. More about Tablo table by Piero Lissoni for Porro
Clothing brand A-Poc Able Issey Miyake and design studio Atelier Oï have unveiled delicate lighting at Milan design week, fashioned from wire and a single piece of off-white cloth. More about A-Poc Able Issey Miyake crafts pleated lighting for Milan design week
Dezeen Showroom: clusters of puddle-like glass pieces illuminated by thin LED elements define the 141 lighting series by Canadian brand Bocci. More about 141 lighting series by Bocci
Swedish firm Note Design Studio used a pared-back palette of local materials to create a house in the mountainous village of Ottsjö, Sweden. More about Note Design Studio completes timber home to "withstand time" in Swedish mountains
With over 100 exhibitors across four venues, there's a lot to see at this year's edition of Milan design week exhibition Alcova. Dezeen editor-at-large Amy Frearson picks 10 things that are not to be missed. More about Ten design highlights from the Alcova exhibition in Milan
Dutch studio OMA has unveiled plans to renovate the Selman Stërmasi Stadium in Tirana and transform the surrounding area with tilted, geometric high-rise buildings. More about Angular high-rises to surround OMA's Tirana football stadium renovation
Indian furniture brand Phantom Hands has launched a collection of furniture designed by the late Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa, including a sofa created for his former home. More about Phantom Hands reissues Geoffrey Bawa's tropical modernist furniture
Visitors can walk through a kinetic installation by Studio INI that dynamically responds to movement at Dezeen and ASUS Zenbook's Design You Can Feel showcase during Milan design week. More about Design You Can Feel showcase opens during Milan design week
British designer Es Devlin has unveiled a kinetic installation that features 3,000 books and rotates around a statue in Milan's Pinacoteca di Brera gallery for the city's design week. More about Es Devlin draws on funfair carousels for Library of Light
Flooring brand Forbo is showcasing its colour palette for its Furniture Linoleum surface material at an exhibition at Salone del Mobile during Milan design week, as seen in this video produced by Dezeen for the brand. More about Forbo debuts Furniture Linoleum colour palette at Milan design week
British architect Peter Cook has unveiled his design for a playful children's pavilion decorated in Lego bricks, which is set to be built next to the Serpentine gallery in London. More about Peter Cook reveals "curvaceous and strange" children's Serpentine pavilion made from Lego
Architects Sonali Rastogi and Vo Trong Nghia, as well as designers Helle Mardahl and Fernando Laposse, have joined the judging panel for Dezeen Awards 2025. More about Sonali Rastogi, Vo Trong Nghia and Helle Mardahl revealed as Dezeen Awards 2025 judges
A shelter protecting Viking ruins and playful designs for entertaining dinner guests were among the highlights of this year's DesignMarch festival in Reykjavík. More about Eight highlights from DesignMarch in Iceland