Clavel Arquitectos has released a film of its founder Manuel Clavel swimming in a 42-metre-long pool that cantilevers from a casino complex under construction in Murcia, Spain. More about Clavel Arquitectos reveals longest cantilevered swimming pool in Europe
Melbourne Design Week, Homexpo Israel, DesignMarch in Reykjavik and the Collectible design fair in Brussels are among the architecture and design events featured in Dezeen Events Guide this March. More about Architecture and design events in March 2020 from Dezeen Events Guide
Graphic designer Brian Roettinger has created psychedelic visuals for Kesha's album High Road, featuring an album cover depicting a candle made from a 3D scan of the pop star. More about Brian Roettinger creates Kesha-shaped candle for her High Road album
This captioned video shows catwalk footage of bulging latex garments designed by London College of Fashion graduate Harikrishnan. More about Watch runway footage of Harikrishnan's inflatable menswear collection
A sinuous plywood wall winds through the interior of this Parisian apartment, which has been redesigned by local studio Toledano + Architects. More about Wood Ribbon apartment in Paris features an undulating timber wall
Product designer Alexander Lervik, broadcaster Li Pamp and designer Petter Thorne speak to Dezeen's Marcus Fairs about the line between art and design in this talk filmed for Aritco in Stockholm. More about Watch our talk on the line between art and design with Aritco
Creative agency Red Antler has designed a series of pragmatic emergency kits filled with first aid items, whistles and long-lasting food supplies. More about Red Antler creates "no-nonsense" Judy kits for emergency situations
The Link is a rib-vaulted timber passageway built between the Chadstone shopping centre and its neighbours by Make in Melbourne. More about Make completes dramatic arched link for Chadstone shopping centre
The upset caused by the resignation of Cooper Hewitt director Caroline Baumann is the least of the design museum's problems, says Aaron Betsky. More about "I hope the Smithsonian uses this whole debacle to rethink the Cooper Hewitt"
The latest edition of Dezeen Weekly includes a graduate fashion show featuring billowing latex trousers, news that the Salone del Mobile furniture fair in Milan has been postponed until June and a Japanese home with 16 floors. Subscribe to Dezeen Weekly ›
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Plans to expand UK's Heathrow airport by architecture firm Grimshaw are in disarray as a court has deemed a third runway illegal due to climate change implications. More about Grimshaw's Heathrow airport expansion in jeopardy as third runway ruled illegal
Wick Architecture & Design chose materials "that could be found on a construction site" to decorate this Mexican restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles. More about Terracotta brick and stucco create rustic aesthetic in Mexican restaurant Loqui
The Venice Architecture Biennale will open to the public on 23 May despite Italy's coronavirus outbreak, organisers confirmed today as they unveiled details of the programme. More about Venice Architecture Biennale to go ahead despite coronavirus outbreak
Raised courtyards filled with plants are cut into the facade of a house in Nam Dinh, Vietnam, designed by Landmak Architecture. More about Compact house in Vietnam contains planted courtyards
We continue our high-tech architecture series with this exclusive video interview in which British architect Nicholas Grimshaw describes the painstaking level of detail required of his landmark station project. More about Waterloo International Terminal was "made to fit the cleaning machine" says Nicholas Grimshaw
Eindhoven graduate Diego Faivre has coated electrical plugs in brightly coloured, patterned clay, in a bid to inject some fun into these "boring and forgotten" objects. More about Diego Faivre gives extension cables a Memphis makeover
Danish firm BIG looked to its own architecture when designing the modular Voxel sofa system for Common Seating, making seats out of gridded pixel-like blocks. More about BIG designs pixel-like sofa based on its own architecture
Architecture practice Timmins + Whyte has added a double-height gabled extension to a 19th-century house in Melbourne, illuminating its formerly light-starved living spaces. More about Double-height extension brings light to Melbourne's Lantern House
In our latest competition, we've teamed up with JAK Shoes to offer readers the chance to win a pair of Royal shoes.
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Artist Danielle Baskin has set up Resting Risk Face, a company that will print user's faces on masks so they can use facial recognition technology while wearing them. More about Facial-recognition masks let wearers unlock their phones