Pakistani architect Yasmeen Lari has created a trio of dismantlable mosques at the Islamic Arts Biennale in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to demonstrate the potential of bamboo. More about Yasmeen Lari creates bamboo pop-up mosques for Islamic Arts Biennale
Powerful new chatbot ChatGPT has delivered a stark warning to architects about the existential threat that AI poses to the profession. More about "Architects may become a thing of the past" says ChatGPT
Architects urgently need to get to grips with the existential threat posed by AI or risk, in ChatGPT's words, "sleepwalking into oblivion", writes Neil Leach. More about "AI is putting our jobs as architects unquestionably at risk"
Buckingham Palace has recruited former Apple designer Jony Ive and his studio LoveFrom to create the logo for the coronation of King Charles III, depicting a crown formed from the national flowers of the United Kingdom's four nations. More about Jony Ive designs coronation emblem with "gentle modesty" for King Charles III
Spanish design students used red oak, maple, cherry and tulip woods to create furniture pieces for Slow Spain: Slow furniture for fast change, an exhibition by the American Hardwood Export Council at Madrid Design Festival. More about Students create sustainable furniture from hardwoods at Madrid Design Festival
Mata Architects founder Dan Marks has extended his self-designed home in London, adding a charred wood-clad garden studio using Japanese technique Sho Sugi Ban. More about Dan Marks adds charred-wood extension to his family home
Dezeen Showroom: a seating collection informed by a celestial phenomenon in which two moons appear to be superimposed is among seven new products featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Twin Moon seating by Missana among seven new products on Dezeen Showroom
US start-up Mill aimed to create the ultimate solution to household food waste when designing this bin, which dries out any leftovers so they can be posted to the company and given a new purpose. More about Mill bin dries and shrinks food waste so it can be sent off for reuse
A "psychedelic inverted cabin" provided Canadian studio Frank Architecture with the design narrative for this Japanese casual bar and restaurant in Banff, Alberta. More about Hello Sunshine features "unlikely juxtaposition" of Japanese psychedelia and cabins
Brightly coloured volumes and angular forms characterise this nursery in the Czech Republic, which was designed by Czech studio Architektura to echo childhood playfulness. More about Architektura draws on "children's spontaneity" for Větrník Kindergarten in Czech Republic
A residence for retirees in Tel Aviv and a stripped-back Barbican apartment by minimalist architect John Pawson feature in this lookbook of beige interiors designed to bring a sense of calm into the home. More about Eight neutral home interiors that prove beige doesn't have to be boring
Dusky pink surfaces appear throughout the Lick store in southwest London, which local practice Oskar Kohnen Studio has designed as a "deliberate celebration of paint". More about Pink-tinged paint store Lick pays homage to London's art deco buildings
New York City architecture firm Studio Vural used Kyoto merchant houses as a reference point when renovating the interiors of this Brooklyn townhouse for a couple. More about Studio Vural reinterprets Japanese interiors for Warren Street Townhouse
A mono-pitched roof and exposed steel frame give an industrial character to the Binh Thuan House in Phan Thiet, Vietnam, designed by local architect MIA Design Studio. More about Steel frame defines "truly ordinary" home in Vietnam by MIA Design Studio
As people's interest in ultra-organised homes shows no signs of abating, we've collected eight clutter-free kitchens with smart storage solutions in our latest lookbook. More about Eight tidy kitchens with slick storage solutions
This week on Dezeen, we revealed footage of a 61-storey skyscraper set to be built in Miami Beach that will contain a car lift so that residents can drive into apartments on all of its levels. More about This week we revealed Bentley's drive-in skyscraper
Italian company Dyaqua, which has developed a way to produce solar panels so that they resemble the barrel clay tiles common on the roofs of buildings in Italy, has said the technology is important for the sustainable redevelopment of historical sites. More about Invisible solar panels "finally allow cultural heritage to access solar energy"
Canadian architecture studio Atelier l'Abri has built a series of A-frame buildings for the Farouche Tremblant agrotourism site in Québec's Mon-Tremblant National Park, which were designed to "recede in the landscape". More about Atelier l'Abri creates A-frame micro-cabins in Quebec forest
Chinese architecture studio Atelier Deshaus has completed the Upper-Cloister Buddhist temple and meditation complex, in the Jinshan Mountains near Beijing. More about Atelier Deshaus completes Buddhist temple alongside Great Wall of China
Following the news that Tate Modern has lost its lengthy court battle against Neo Bankside residents over privacy, we look back on other buildings that became the subject of legal disputes. More about Ten buildings that became embroiled in legal battles