The latest instalment of our Dezeen x MINI Living video series features a proposal to create micro homes inside concrete water pipes. More about Micro homes inside water pipes could take advantage of unused urban space
Dezeen's inaugural awards programme is open for entries and you can sign up to our newsletter to receive all the latest updates, including new additions to our stellar lineup of judges. More about Keep up to date with the latest from Dezeen Awards
Tjep paired light tones with pale wood to create this alternative to traditional "bulky" indoor stoves, for Dutch brand Vuurs. More about Tjep designs sustainable wood burner for the modern home
Ornately painted walls, velvet furnishings and a pair of olive trees create a decadent setting for this Italian restaurant within an early 20th-century cinema, in Sweden's capital. More about Millimeter Arkitekter transforms Stockholm cinema into L'Avventura restaurant
Israeli designer Meir Guri has used dusty pink and multicoloured marble tiles to ensure this restaurant stands out against its shopping centre setting in Tel Aviv. More about Pale pink and mismatched marble decorate Tel Aviv cafe by Meir Guri
American designer Shepard Fairey has produced a pair of posters protesting gun violence in US schools, coinciding with nationwide demonstrations. More about Shepard Fairey creates posters to protest school gun violence
Branding firm Wolff Olins has created a typeface for Paris gallery Lafayette Anticipations, based on the building's "mechanical" renovation by Dutch studio OMA. More about Wolff Olins creates visual identity for OMA-designed art gallery in Paris
The latest edition of Dezeen Weekly includes YH2's contemporary lakeside cabin in Quebec and the fallout from the harrassment allegations made against architect Richard Meier. Subscribe to Dezeen Weekly ›
More about Latest Dezeen Weekly features a Canadian lake house and the Richard Meier scandal
Bjarke Ingels' architecture firm has unveiled its design for a new theatre building in Tirana, Albania, in the shape of a bow tie. More about BIG designs "bow-tie-shaped" theatre for Albania's capital
As we pass the halfway point in our series of roundups of houses from each US state, we're visiting Minnesota to spotlight projects, including a trio of woodland cabins and a house with a mirrored shed. More about Five of the best houses in Minnesota on Dezeen
President Donald Trump's son has praised the work of Matteo Nunziati, who used Italian marble to decorate the newly opened Trump Towers in Pune, India. More about India's Trump Towers feature best interiors Donald Trump Jr "has ever seen"
As China continues to be a key destination for international architects, we've selected some of the best roles currently posted on Dezeen Jobs, including roles in Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai. More about Five top architecture and design jobs available in China
In this exclusive video interview, British architect Richard Rogers reflects on the influence of the seminal house he designed for his parents at 22 Parkside in Wimbledon, London. More about Wimbledon house was meant to solve the British housing problem but didn't, says Richard Rogers
Zaha Hadid Architects has won a competition to design a major new international airport for Mumbai, India. More about Zaha Hadid Architects to design Mumbai's new international airport
Spring is officially here, which means some of the biggest events in the design calendar are starting soon. Our definitive guide reveals the ones that are not to be missed, including Milan Design Week, the Venice Architecture Biennale and NYCxDesign. More ›
More about Dezeen events guide: spring highlights include Milan Design Week and Venice Architecture Biennale
Jarmund/Vigsnæs Architects has used a palette of Corten steel, concrete and plywood to create this low-maintenance family home in Oslo, Norway. More about Weathering steel panels create rusty walls for family home in Oslo's old town
Norwegian designer Andreas Engesvik has combined soft fabrics with a reclining wooden frame to create a chair that feels like a familiar figure. More about Andreas Engesvik imagines a "gentle, warm person" in design for Agnes chair
A ribbon of bright, polished steel wraps around the curving roof of this sports centre by British practice Faulkner Browns in The Hague, Netherlands. More about Twisting band of copper-hued steel encircles sports centre in The Hague
American architecture firm William Kaven has designed a concrete, blackened timber and glass residence on the shore of Lake Michigan to withstand the area's extreme winter weather. More about William Kaven designs sturdy house on Lake Michigan for bracing weather
Drives to tackle discrimination and harassment of women, like the London Festival of Architecture's Elephant Campaign and Dezeen's Move the Needle initiative, are failing to increase diversity and damaging society, argues Vicky Richardson. More about "We don't need to be patronised by architectural safe zones"