A group of Rhode Island School of Design graduate students have created design projects and a research database examining a majority Black neighbourhood that was destroyed in the 19th century. More about Snowtown Project creates graphics representing destroyed Black neighbourhood
Air raids, electricity outages and zero commercial flights have been some of the obstacles facing the organisers of Dysarium, which will be the largest design event to be held in Ukraine since the Russian invasion when it takes place next week. More about Ukrainian designers hold Dysarium conference to "inspire and unite"
Promotion: The School of Architecture and Design at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) has participated in this year's Venice Architecture Biennale with an event titled Students as Researchers: Creative Practice and University Education. More about New York Institute of Technology participates in Venice Architecture Biennale
Dezeen Showroom: a collection of carpet tiles designed to mimic the way landscapes fade into each other is among the latest surfaces to be featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Six surfaces and tiles designed to enhance floors in interiors
Dezeen Showroom: produced in workshops in Istanbul, Turkish brand Karoistanbul's cement tiles create striking mosaics when laid in sequence. More about Cement tiles by Karoistanbul
Australian studio Dean Dyson Architects has used an outer layer of perforated brickwork to create a sense of privacy and calm at this home in Melbourne, which turns inwards to overlook a central swimming pool. More about Dean Dyson Architects uses perforated brickwork to create "private oasis" for Melbourne home
Yet another low-key shortlist for the Stirling Prize this year reflects UK architecture's continued fading from the public eye, writes Catherine Slessor. More about "What do such dutifully dull shortlists say about the wider state of the Stirling?"
Production designer Jack Fisk built a railway station from scratch and researched historic documents to recreate early 20th-century Oklahoma in his sets for Martin Scorsese's new film Killers of the Flower Moon. More about Production design makes you "feel like a detective" says Killers of the Flower Moon designer Jack Fisk
Tickets for the Dezeen Awards 2023 party to celebrate this year's winners are now on sale. Book now to secure your place at our reduced early-bird rate! More about Dezeen Awards 2023 party tickets on sale!
The conversion of an abandoned radio station into Houlton School near Rugby, UK, has won RIBA's inaugural Reinvention Award. More about Converted radio station by Van Heyningen & Haward Architects wins first-ever RIBA Reinvention Award
Promotion: Colmar has commissioned Guatemalan-Amercian artist Joshua Vides to reimagine best-selling pieces from the skiing brand's archive to celebrate its 100th anniversary. More about Joshua Vides designs trompe l'oeil fashion collection for Colmar's centenary
Polish design studio Projekt Praga has overhauled the taproom of a centuries-old brewery outside Kraków to accommodate a new bar and restaurant, inserting bold contemporary elements into the historic brick-vaulted space. More about Projekt Praga creates bar with self-service beer fountain for 16th-century Tenczynek Brewery
The John Morden Centre in London by UK studio Mae Architects has been named the winner of this year's RIBA Stirling Prize. More about John Morden Centre by Mae Architects wins 2023 Stirling Prize
Mexican studio Colectivo C733 has created a square-shaped pedestrian pier that hovers over a coastal lake in Bacalar, Mexico to serve as an aquatic exhibit, protecting the site from urbanisation and human activity. More about Colectivo C733 balances square boardwalk over Mexican lagoon
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features Leyja, the fifth region of Saudi Arabia's Neom project. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. More about Dezeen Debate features "beautifully designed" renders of Neom's fifth region
Landscape architects must prioritise creating "sponge cities" in the face of increased flooding, Oberlander Prize-winner Kongjian Yu tells Dezeen in this interview. More about Concrete-based urban areas "will fail due to their non-resilience" says Kongjian Yu
Dezeen Showroom: workplace furniture brand Narbutas has released the Choice modular locker system with the aim of keeping offices tidy and aesthetically appealing. More about Choice lockers by Narbutas
Iranian practice KA Architecture Studio has completed the Jahad Metro Plaza in Tehran, creating a new "democratic open space" around the station that is sheltered by a cluster of barrel-vaulted forms. More about KA Architecture Studio tops Tehran metro station with brick barrel vaults
Dutch studio OMA has completed its first major public building in the UK, Aviva Studios, designed to provide flexible event space for Manchester-based arts and music company Factory International. More about OMA unveils Manchester's flexible cultural event space Aviva Studios
UK designer Thomas Heatherwick is launching his Humanise campaign today. In this interview, the director of the team leading the initiative, Matt Bell, explains what it aims to achieve. More about Heatherwick's Humanise campaign launched to "spark public conversation about the way buildings make us feel"