Faculty at the Yale School of Architecture have created a ceremonial graduation mace to showcase the school's fabrication capabilities through a model of its famous brutalist Paul Rudolph building. More about Yale School of Architecture tops ceremonial mace with mini brutalist building
Steven Holl Architects has utilised plywood interiors and playful details for Hudson L-House, a home for a client with an extensive design collection, including a 1910 Frank Lloyd Wright light fixture. More about Steven Holl Architects bridges "collectible furniture with built form" in Mark McDonald's Hudson house
Dezeen School Shows: a braille library featuring a tactile exhibition space for people with visual impairments is among the projects from students at the American University in Dubai. More about Tactile braille library among student projects from American University in Dubai
Architecture studio CetraRuddy and the New York City Department of Design and Construction have released conceptual renderings of a Bronx jail with stepped volumes clad in perforated metal screens and retail spaces on ground level. More about Bronx jail designed to be "responsive to the neighborhood"
Spanish studio Raúl Sánchez Architects has perched a blocky concrete home on a steeply sloping site near Barcelona, cloaking it in an earthy, burnt orange-toned render. More about Burnt orange walls wrap Casa Magarola by Rául Sánchez Architects
British design needs to become more political, Samuel Ross tells Dezeen in this interview as he gears up for the opening of the 2025 London Design Biennale under his artistic direction. More about Design industry is "sustaining mediocrity" says Samuel Ross
Dezeen can exclusively reveal a sneak peek of the British architect Peter Cook's Play Pavilion, which is nearing completion alongside this year's Serpentine Pavilion in London. More about Sneak peek of Peter Cook's Lego Serpentine pavilion revealed
Dezeen Showroom: contract furniture brand NaughtOne worked with Copenhagen-based British designer Daniel Schofield on a fully upholstered lounge chair that references 1960s space-age design. More about Fin lounge chair by Daniel Schofield for NaughtOne
Tech company Aircela has revealed what it claims is the first working machine in the US that produces petrol from air, bypassing the need for fossil fuels with a prototype the size of a large refrigerator. More about Aircela demonstrates prototype device that "produces gasoline directly from air"
Architect Simon Astridge has designed three vending machines for ceramics brand Solus and tile manufacturer Italgraniti that dispense porcelain tile samples and were showcased at Clerkenwell Design Week in London. More about Italgraniti and Solus unveil porcelain-clad Automatica vending machines
The distinctive 1960s self-designed home and studio of the late designers Yrjö and Irmeli Kukkapuro in Finland is being transformed into a museum. More about Experimental home of designer Yrjö Kukkapuro set to open as museum
See this year's Serpentine Pavilion in London, which opens to the public on 6 June 2025, in this short video produced by Dezeen for the Serpentine Galleries. More about Video reveals Marina Tabassum's canopy-like Serpentine Pavilion
Our spring edition of the Dezeen Showroom New Releases newsletter includes Murano glass tables made using three different glassblowing techniques. Subscribe to Dezeen Showroom New Releases now! More about Dezeen Showroom New Releases newsletter features all-glass tables
Designers for Japanese watch brand Seiko have developed six conceptual timepieces for the company's Power Design Project, including a stealthy watch for ninjas and one for boiling eggs to the perfect consistency. More about Seiko exhibition presents watches that "99 per cent of people don't need"
The final countdown is on, with time running out before late entries are no longer accepted for Dezeen Awards 2025! More about Final chance to enter Dezeen Awards