Syrian architects Marwa Al-Sabouni and Ghassan Jansiz have created a pop-up, crescent-shaped colonnade on the seafront in Hove, England, assembled from CNC-cut plywood. More about Pop-up plywood colonnade in Hove references Islamic architecture
A steel exoskeleton supports a vertical garden facade at this hotel in Paris, France, created by designer Philippe Starck in collaboration with French-Brazilian studio Triptyque and landscape studio Coloco. More about Plant-covered Villa M by Triptyque and Philippe Starck "brings nature back to the city"
American poultry producer Pasturebird has invented a solar-powered robot chicken coop on wheels, which it says fosters regenerative farming while allowing the animals to "live their best life". More about Pasturebird introduces solar-powered robot chicken coop
Sculptural concrete walls cast with debris and a range of finishes define this home in the coastal town of Alibag, India, designed by local studio Samira Rathod Design Atelier. More about Samira Rathod creates House of Concrete Experiments in India
This week on Dezeen, we showcased installations and exhibitions at this year's Milan design week, which marked a return to its pre-pandemic size following the coronavirus pandemic. More about This week we highlighted projects and installations at Milan design week
The Tom Patterson Theatre in Stratford, Ontario, designed by Canadian studio Hariri Pontarini Architects has opened following two years of Covid delays. More about Hariri Pontarini Architects creates glass-wrapped theatre for Stratford Festival in Ontario
Miguel Concha has renovated a historical building in the Mexican city of Querétaro to create new gallery spaces for the work of painter Santiago Carbonell. More about Skylights and exposed stone meet in renovated Mexican gallery by Miguel Concha
The culture of bullying, harassment, racism and sexual misconduct by staff at Bartlett School of Architecture exposed in a report published yesterday comes as no surprise and happens in many other schools, according to architects who have commented on social media. More about Bartlett report exposing toxic culture "both shocking and completely unsurprising" say architects
Architecture studio Snøhetta has released photos showing how its underwater restaurant, Under, has become covered in marine life since reaching completion in Norway three years ago. More about Snøhetta's underwater restaurant "embraced by nature" in Norway
Bartlett director Bob Sheil has stepped down in response to yesterday's report highlighting bullying, racism and sexual misconduct at the London architecture school. More about Bob Sheil resigns as Bartlett director following report into school's "toxic" culture
Architecture critic Oliver Wainwright has used artificial intelligence to generate a speculative proposal for next year's Serpentine Pavilion. More about AI creates "repulsive and strangely compelling" Serpentine Pavilion
Timber wall systems will need to pass a large-scale fire safety test before they can be used on medium-rise residential blocks in England under building regulations being introduced by the UK government. More about UK government introduces restrictions for timber in mid-rise buildings' external walls
Colleen Healey Architecture has restored and expanded an early 20th-century carriage house on an unusual lot in Maryland by placing black stucco and colourful panels on the facade. More about Colleen Healey adorns restored Maryland carriage house with colourful facades
The latest edition of Dezeen Debate features the 2022 Serpentine Pavilion, which was designed by Chicago artist Theaster Gates. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now! More about Dezeen Debate features Theaster Gates' Serpentine Pavilion
London architecture studio WilkinsonEyre has completed the CIBC Square skyscraper in Toronto, Canada, which is surrounded in undulating glass facades. More about WilkinsonEyre wraps Toronto skyscraper in "three-dimensional diamonds"
An independent investigation into the Bartlett School of Architecture has revealed "unforgivable" bullying, harassment, racism and sexual misconduct by staff at the London institution. More about Report exposes "toxic learning and teaching culture" at Bartlett
The Tree of Trees installation for the Platinum Jubilee is just the latest project by British designer Thomas Heatherwick to trigger controversy. Here are eight of his most divisive projects. More about Eight of Thomas Heatherwick's most controversial projects
The 2022 Serpentine Pavilion is more sustainable than last year's "carbon-negative" design thanks to its reusable foundations and timber floor, say its engineers AECOM. More about Theaster Gates' Serpentine Pavilion "definitely" more sustainable than last year
British architecture studio Stufish's hexagonal ABBA Arena in east London has opened as the venue for Swedish pop group ABBA's virtual reunion tour. More about Stufish creates "world's largest demountable venue" for ABBA virtual show in London
Chicago-based Studio Gang has broken ground on a residential project in San Francisco that forms part of the Mission Rock development, which includes skyscrapers by MVRDV and Henning Larsen. More about Construction begins on Studio Gang's glazed ceramic-clad skyscraper in San Francisco