Kaohsiung Port Terminal by Reiser + Umemoto
New York practice Reiser + Umemoto have won the first prize in a competition to design a new port terminal for the city of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. More about Kaohsiung Port Terminal by Reiser + Umemoto
Port Fairy House 2 by Farnan Findlay Architects
This wood-clad house perched on rocky terrain in Victoria, Australia, was designed by Australian practice Farnan Findlay Architects and features two separate volumes joined by a central walkway. More about Port Fairy House 2 by Farnan Findlay Architects
House with Concrete Louvers by StudioGreenBlue
Japanese architects StudioGreenBlue have inserted concrete bars behind the glazed wall in this family home in Fukaya, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. More about House with Concrete Louvers by StudioGreenBlue
House in Tróia by Jorge Mealha Arquitecto
Doors in this Portuguese house by Jorge Mealha Arquitecto are rendered in the same material as the walls to give the impression of closed blocks around a terrace. More about House in Tróia by Jorge Mealha Arquitecto
Rapidprototypedshoe by Marloes ten Bhömer
Dutch shoe designer Marloes ten Bhömer has created a pair of 3D-printed shoes that can be individually made to fit perfectly. More about Rapidprototypedshoe by Marloes ten Bhömer
Renovation Bruges by Atelier Tom Vanhee
Belgian studio Atelier Tom Vanhee opened this apartment in a listed Bruges building to the attic above, then opened the attic to the sky. More about Renovation Bruges by Atelier Tom Vanhee
MiNO by Antonio Ravalli Architetti
Italian studio Antonio Ravalli Architetti have converted an old factory in Migliarino, Italy, into a youth hostel where guests can stay in these tall fabric-covered pods. More about MiNO by Antonio Ravalli Architetti
Dezeen archive: residential extensions
Dezeen archive: Clavienrossier's extension to a stone house in Switzerland (top left) was our most popular this week, so here's a selection of stories we've published about extensions for residential buildings. See all the stories »
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Trash Cube by Nicolas Le Moigne
This seat by Nicholas Le Moigne of Switzerland is made entirely of scrap fibre cement. More about Trash Cube by Nicolas Le Moigne
HuaiNan Animation Technology Industrial Park by Sunlay Design
Beijing studio Sunlay Design have designed this building to house the headquarters for a technology park in Huainan City, Anhui Province, China. More about HuaiNan Animation Technology Industrial Park by Sunlay Design
Art Gallery Showroom by Antonio Ravalli Architetti
Italian studio Antonio Ravalli Architetti have transformed the ground floor of a warehouse in Verona, Italy, into a showroom featuring gathered translucent curtains hanging from the ceiling. More about Art Gallery Showroom by Antonio Ravalli Architetti
Y house by Beijing Matsubara and Architects
This residence in Beijing by Beijing Matsubara and Architects was built around a smaller house that was already on the site. More about Y house by Beijing Matsubara and Architects
Manifold Clock by Studio Ve
Shay Carmon and Ben Klinger of Studio Ve in Israel have created a clock where the two hands are linked by a striped paper-like material, creating ever-changing 3D shapes as the hours go by. More about Manifold Clock by Studio Ve
Netscape by Konstantin Grcic at Design Miami/
Industrial designer Konstantin Grcic's installed seats made of netting suspended from a metal structure at Design Miami/ last week. More about Netscape by Konstantin Grcic at Design Miami/
Competition: three 1ina100 T-shirts to be won
We've teamed up with new London brand 1ina100 to give readers the chance to win one of three T-shirts from their inaugural collection of limited-edition designs. More about Competition: three 1ina100 T-shirts to be won
Mulberry New Bond Street store by Universal Design Studio
London firm Universal Design Studio have completed the interior of a shop on London's New Bond Street for fashion brand Mulberry. More about Mulberry New Bond Street store by Universal Design Studio
Belsize Crescent by Studio 54 Architecture
London firm Studio 54 Architecture have completed a glazed entrance with grey brick steps connecting the ground floor and garden of this London terraced house. More about Belsize Crescent by Studio 54 Architecture
Funambule by Patrick de Glo de Besses
Patrick de Glo de Besses of Paris has inserted a series of branched arms into this bottle-shaped base to create a candelabra. More about Funambule by Patrick de Glo de Besses
Paris apartment by MAAJ Architectes
This narrow staircase with alternating steps is one of a pair installed by French studio MAAJ Architectes in a Parisian apartment. More about Paris apartment by MAAJ Architectes
House by Studio Architecture Gestalten
This little titanium zinc-clad house in Melbourne is by Australian Studio Architecture Gestalten. More about House by Studio Architecture Gestalten