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BMW launches electric version of iconic 3 Series
BMW has revealed the i3 – the first electric car in its popular 3 Series, offering the longest range of any EV on the European market. More about BMW launches electric version of iconic 3 Series
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Architecture
Dior unveils golden bamboo version of Paris HQ
Fashion house Dior has revealed the Dior Bamboo Pavilion concept store in Tokyo's Daikanyama area with a facade that was designed to evoke Japanese bamboo forests. More about Dior unveils golden bamboo version of Paris HQ
Architecture
Live Sawn House features moving walls and a room on stilts
Japanese studio ICADA has completed a house in Saitama, Japan, that combines inventive storage solutions with a structure of rough-sliced cedar logs. More about Live Sawn House features moving walls and a room on stilts
Promotion
"Brick continues to thrive" as a cladding material says Michelmersh Brick Holdings
Promotion: brick has stood the test of time as a construction material, which supports both the appearance and long-term performance of buildings, according to clay product specialist Michelmersh Brick Holdings. More about "Brick continues to thrive" as a cladding material says Michelmersh Brick Holdings
Architecture
Eight recently completed skyscrapers in Brazil
Brazil has seen a skyscraper boom in recent years, with several in the major cities and the completion of the country's tallest in 2025 in the coastal town of Balneário Camboriú. Here, we round up eight across the country. More about Eight recently completed skyscrapers in Brazil
Architecture
OMA completes "highly connected, but highly individual" expansion of New York's New Museum
Architecture studio OMA has mirrored the programme of the SANAA-designed New Museum in Manhattan with an extension that has a unique profile and facade treatment. More about OMA completes "highly connected, but highly individual" expansion of New York's New Museum
School Shows
Reimagined 1970s home among projects from LABASAD Barcelona School of Arts and Design
Dezeen School Shows: a 1970s family home reimagined with contemporary styling is among the projects from LABASAD Barcelona School of Arts and Design. More about Reimagined 1970s home among projects from LABASAD Barcelona School of Arts and Design
Dezeen Showroom
Nine lights and lamps spotlighted on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: from a reissued, architect-designed pendant light to a table lamp containing waste Murano glass, the following lights have recently been published on Dezeen Showroom. More about Nine lights and lamps spotlighted on Dezeen Showroom
Architecture
Pablo Sanchez Lopez updates London house with timber porch
Local architect Pablo Sanchez Lopez focused on the idea of thresholds for this London house extension, creating a timber-framed porch at the entrance and a large pivot door leading to the garden. More about Pablo Sanchez Lopez updates London house with timber porch
Architecture
Stefano Boeri creates travertine piazza alongside Colosseum
Italian studio Stefano Boeri Interiors has revamped a semi-circular piazza alongside the Colosseum amphitheatre in Rome, recreating the bases of several of its original columns. More about Stefano Boeri creates travertine piazza alongside Colosseum
Architecture
The Purple Ink Studio draws on ship sails for seaside pavilion in Kerala
Architecture practice The Purple Ink Studio has created a temporary pavilion in India at the Kerala Literature Festival that aims to recall the region's Indo-German links. More about The Purple Ink Studio draws on ship sails for seaside pavilion in Kerala
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AL_A to design UK's first government-backed fusion power plant
Amanda Levete's firm AL_A has been appointed to design the UK's first government-backed prototype fusion power plant in Nottinghamshire. More about AL_A to design UK's first government-backed fusion power plant
Interiors
Berlin co-working space offers "more than a boring desk"
Local studio Bruzkus Greenberg has designed a community co-working space in Berlin, filled with bespoke furniture created to shake off the impression of a branded showroom. More about Berlin co-working space offers "more than a boring desk"
Dezeen Awards
One week left to save 20 per cent!
There is just one week left to save 20 per cent on your entry fees for Dezeen Awards 2026! Enter your projects now from just £105 per entry. More about One week left to save 20 per cent!
News
AMDL Circle designs visitor centre for Carlo Scarpa's Brion tomb
Milan studio AMDL Circle has unveiled its design of a visitor centre for the Brion tomb in San Vito d'Altivole, Italy, created by Italian architect Carlo Scarpa. More about AMDL Circle designs visitor centre for Carlo Scarpa's Brion tomb
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DLR Group faces backlash over work on ICE detention centre
American architecture studio DLR Group has been linked to the conversion of an Oklahoma prison into an ICE detention centre, leading to employee backlash and a commitment to stop work on ICE-associated facilities. More about DLR Group faces backlash over work on ICE detention centre
Dezeen Debate
Dezeen Debate features "absolutely gorgeous" Glasshouse Theatre in Queensland
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features the Glasshouse Theatre in Queensland by Blight Rayner Architecture and Snøhetta. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. More about Dezeen Debate features "absolutely gorgeous" Glasshouse Theatre in Queensland
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Get featured in Dezeen's digital guide to NYCxDesign 2026
With the return of NYCxDesign, Dezeen Events Guide will publish its annual guide to the festival, which takes place from 14 to 20 May 2026. Find out how you can get listed in the guide below. More about Get featured in Dezeen's digital guide to NYCxDesign 2026
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Corinthian columns proposed for White House to match ballroom extension
Commission of Fine Arts chair Rodney Mims Cook Jr has suggested that the Executive Residence of the White House switch its Ionic for Corinthian columns to match the controversial, in-progress ballroom extension. More about Corinthian columns proposed for White House to match ballroom extension
Architecture
Ancient clay ovens inform red-toned sports pavilion by Sam Crawford Architects
A large red roof and patterned red-brick walls were informed by ancient clay ovens discovered on the site of this sports pavilion in Willowdale, Sydney, completed by local studio Sam Crawford Architects. More about Ancient clay ovens inform red-toned sports pavilion by Sam Crawford Architects