Architecture studio Kengo Kuma and Associates has used steel and mesh to form a web-like canopy around its Cs Somme Cafe in Fukuoka, Japan. More about Kengo Kuma cloaks "ethereal cafe" in Fukuoka with mesh canopy
Continuing our Art Deco Centenary series, we take a look at Paris's Le Louxor movie theatre, a trove of Egyptian revival in the birthplace of cinema. More about Le Louxor cinema in Paris is "an art deco fantasy straight out of Egypt"
Despite criticisms about their environmental impact, glazed skyscrapers continue to spring up in cities around the world. Jon Astbury investigates why they remain so popular. More about Why do we keep building glass skyscrapers?
Architecture studio Revery Architecture has completed a skyscraper with white, cylindrical facades that integrates into an early 20th-century church in Vancouver. More about Revery integrates church into sculptural Butterfly skyscraper in Vancouver
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a University of Oxford college building by David Kohn Architects. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. More about Dezeen Debate features college building hailed as "an instant classic"
A "solar skin" of photovoltaic panels covers this barn-like home in Hokkaido, Japan, which has been completed by Tokyo-based Florian Busch Architects. More about Solar panel facade cloaks off-grid home in Japan by Florian Busch Architects
Dutch studio MVRDV has completed the Portlantis exhibition centre that doubles as a viewing tower overlooking the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. More about MVRDV unveils "eye-catching" Rotterdam exhibition centre topped with viewpoint
Designer Steve Jensen has led a team of RCA graduates to create an exhibition showcasing the practitioners in RIBA's 100 Women: Architects in Practice book at the Roca Gallery in London. More about Work of 100 women architects showcased in demountable "mini libraries"
Work has begun on the 70-storey The Residences at 1428 Brickell skyscraper in Miami by architecture studios Arquitectonica and ACPV Architects, which is clad in "500 photovoltaic-integrated windows". More about Skyscraper with "solar backbone" under construction in Miami
A sunken concrete form designed to "embrace the irregular topography" of its sloping site defines Oeiras House, completed by Portuguese architecture studio OODA near Lisbon. More about OODA nestles concrete home into sloping site in Portugal
The term "art deco" is being applied too liberally to architecture built under colonialism, writes Edward Denison as part of our Art Deco Centenary series. More about "Art deco's success has unwittingly served to conceal the horrors of colonialism"
The Guardian has reported that a Pakistani foreman has died while working on the Aramco stadium in Saudi Arabia, claiming he is the first known death of a migrant worker linked to the 2034 FIFA World Cup. More about First migrant worker death reported on Saudi World Cup stadium
Washington DC has a large number of significant brutalist buildings. Here, architectural photographer Ty Cole picks eight of the most interesting. More about Eight "really evocative" brutalist buildings in Washington DC
Capital Brutalism aims to challenges people's views of brutalist architecture, say the exhibition's curators Angela Person and Ty Cole in this interview. More about "We want to complicate people's ideas of brutalism" say Capital Brutalism curators
Local practice Pedro Domingos Arquitectos used exposed, board-marked concrete to create this brutalist home in Portugal, which features large openings that frame the surrounding landscape. More about Brutalist hilltop home evokes an "ancient ruin"
This week on Dezeen, we reported on the silhouette-shaped posters applied to hide "ghost marks" behind platform benches on the Stirling Prize-winning Elizabeth Line in London. More about This week "ghost marks" on London's Elizabeth Line were hidden by posters
Costa Rican design firm Studio Saxe has used stilts to elevate part of the round courtyard house Sinfornia Verde in the rainforest of the Peninsula de Osa. More about Studio Saxe elevates doughnut-shaped house in Costa Rican rainforest
A set of rolling metal shutters with maritime motifs protect the glass front of this cafe by architect Shahed Saleem on London's Isle of Dogs. More about Shahed Saleem shields Island Gardens cafe with maritime-motif screens
The residents of a CZWG-designed housing block in Bankside, London, are seeking an injunction to protect their right to light from the developer of a PLP Architecture-designed office tower. More about London tower faces demolition over right-to-light disagreement
A natural material palette of locally sourced Douglas fir, clay plaster and earthenware tiles characterise this cottage by Baillie Baillie Architects in the Scottish Highlands. More about Iorram cottage explores "a distinctly Scottish approach to natural materials"