French studio Ciguë has outfitted a historic Manhattan store with green-toned clay, walnut millwork and a charcoal wood filtration system for the flagship store of matcha brand 12 Matcha. More about Ciguë creates "velvety and mysterious" interior for 12 Matcha in New York
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features a concrete "pour party" to involve the public in the furniture-making process. Subscribe today! More about Dezeen Agenda features concrete "pour party" to involve public in furniture-making process
Chilean studio Ignacio Correa Arquitecto has completed the House in Three Heights in Chile, which features two timber-clad buildings connected by a slender bridge enclosure with glazed walls. More about Wood-clad home by Ignacio Correa steps down a Chilean hillside
Dezeen School Shows: a cultural centre focused on teaching artisanal craft techniques native to Tuscany is among work by Florence Institute of Design International students. More about Cultural hub celebrating Tuscan crafts among projects by Florence Design Institute International
Swiss studio Leopold Banchini Architects has turned an existing fountain on a main road in Logroño, Spain, into a temporary bathhouse as part of the Concentrico festival. More about Leopold Banchini transforms roundabout into "intimate and communal" public bathhouse
Despite its huge environmental benefits, cob is an extremely niche construction material. As part of our Building with Cob series, architecture editor Lizzie Crook explores what it would take to change that. More about How to make cob a mainstream building material
As part of our Building with Cob series, we've put together an overview of cob and other traditional earthen building materials used around the world, including adobe and rammed earth. More about Dezeen's guide to traditional earthen building materials
Derelict buildings don't usually get left alone for long but they have a unique value in today's cities, writes Jessica Furseth. More about "A little bit of dereliction in an otherwise-polished city can be glorious"
Students from Indonesia's Binus University have won a White Pencil at this year's D&AD New Blood Awards for their colour-coded soaps, designed to teach vulnerable users about consent. More about Consent Soap provides sex education for people with learning disabilities