Dezeenwire: the Royal College of Art has confirmed the appointment of Dutch Designer Tord Boontje as head of the Design Products course, replacing Ron Arad. More about Tord Boontje appointed Professor and Head of Design Products at the Royal College of Art
Brooklyn-based graphic designer Ebon Heath will exhibit a series of typographic mobiles called Stereo.type at retail store 50°C in Dubai next week. More about Stereo.type by Ebon Heath
An exhibition of work by designers including Marcel Wanders, Ettore Sottsass, David Adjaye and Marc Newson is on show at the NRW-Forum Kultur und Wirtschaft in Düsseldorf, Germany. More about U.F.O at NRW-Forum Kultur und Wirtschaft
Israeli architects SO have completed an ice cream and yogurt parlour in an old carpentry shop in Ramat Ishay. More about Leggenada Ice Cream and Yogurt by SO Architecture
Belgian architects import.export have created a mobile multi-storey structure that allows people to camp in urban areas. More about Urban Camping by import.export
Korean product designer Ramei Keum has designed a steel table called Gorge. More about Gorge by Ramei Keum
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Dezeenwire: the Financial Times' website features an interview with London-based designer Martino Gamper by Nicole Swengley. ft.com
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Flip Sellin of Berlin-based design group Coordination has designed a pendant lamp called Polygon Crash. More about Polygon Crash lamp by Flip Sellin
Dezeen's top ten: this month's top ten features the most clicked-on Dezeen stories about pavilions. In first place is the Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion by Zaha Hadid Architects (above). More about Dezeen’s top ten: pavilions
Dutch architects Office for Metropolitan Architecture and Chinese practice Urbanus have won a competition for a new cultural centre and transport hub in Shenzhen, China. More about Shenzhen Crystal Island by OMA and Urbanus
Slovenian practice OFIS Arhitekti have completed a chapel next to an existing graveyard near Ljubljana in Slovenia. More about Farewell Chapel by OFIS Arhitekti
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More images from Dutch architectural photographer Iwan Baan: this time the Za Koenji Public Theatre in Tokyo, Japan, by Japanese architect Toyo Ito. More about Za-Koenji Public Theatre by Toyo Ito
Tokyo practice Torafu Architects have created a pavilion filled with inflated, plastic balls inside a warehouse on the Shinko Pier in Yokohama, Japan. More about Nissan Y150 Dream Front pavilionby Torafu Architects
Here's a selection of projects and products by Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana that are currently on show at the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, Germany, as part of a retrospective of the brothers' work. More about Antibodies by the Campana Brothersat Vitra Design Museum 2
Dutch architectural photographer Iwan Baan has sent us images he has taken of Nestlé's laboratory in Querétaro, Mexico. More about Nestlé Application Group Querétaro byRojkind Arquitectos 2
A cable-tidying device called Sling Back (above) is the first product to be launched by Quirky, an new web-based service where product ideas submitted by designers are selected and developed by an online social community. More about Sling Back by Quirky
Swedish architects Kjellgren Kaminsky have completed Mirage, a new dance hall in Falsterbo, Sweden. More about Mirage by Kjellgren Kaminsky Architects
A retrospective exhibition of work by Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana has opened at the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, Germany. More about Antibodies by the Campana Brothers at Vitra Design Museum