Following this year's Design Week Mexico, Dezeen's US editor Dan Howarth has picked five designers and studios from the country who he is tipping for international success. More about Five emerging Mexican designers and studios to watch
Dezeen promotion: this year's Dutch Design Week will focus on makers and the creative process, and will include exhibitions, lectures, prize ceremonies, networking events and debates. More about Dutch Design Week reveals 2016 programme
Pegboard display walls and a partition made up of maze-like shelving are just some of the clever storage solutions squeezed into the small homes and tiny apartments that feature in this week's Pinterest roundup. More about 10 homes with clever storage solutions on Dezeen's Pinterest boards
Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has released more images of his proposed Dubai Creek Tower – now under construction and expected to surpass the 828-metre-high Burj Khalifa. More about Calatrava's Dubai Creek observation tower breaks ground
Fashion photographer Juergen Teller has posed naked on a donkey to celebrate the completion of his new west London studio by 6a Architects. More about 6a Architects completes concrete photography studio for Juergen Teller
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have created models exploring better ways for nature and cities to interact, which they are showing in an exhibition at the Zaha Hadid-designed Vitra Fire Station. More about Bouroullec brothers explore urban development in utopian diorama series
Marble details offset the traditional features of this 19th-century house near Paris, which has been renovated by Spanish studio 05 AM Arquitectura. More about 05 AM Arquitectura updates 19th-century house in France with marble accents
A pair of 30-metre spiralling ramps provide access to this multi-functional car park in Amsterdam by Dutch studio Benthem Crouwel Architects. More about Enormous helix-shaped ramps lead into Amsterdam car park
US studio Clive Wilkinson Architects has completed a new Texas office for tech company GLG, which features an open-office plan and a variety of communal workspaces. More about Clive Wilkinson designs Austin workplace with no cubicles or corner offices
Bjarke Ingels recently revealed that his qualifications are not recognised in the US, yet the Danish architect's firm still has projects springing up all over New York. We've rounded up five set to alter the city's neighbourhoods and skyline. More about Five BIG projects changing the face of New York City
BMW's latest concept motorbike claims to make accidents "a thing of the past". More about BMW unveils super-safe motorcycle that can't fall over
Dezeen promotion: the government must prioritise new models of affordable workspaces to ensure that London maintains its "global competitiveness" as a centre of commerce, according to a new report by New London Architecture. More about New London Architecture calls on UK government to provide affordable workspaces
A single piece of flat, flexible plastic serves as a whole set of measuring spoons in this invention by Polygons Design. More about Flat Polygons tool folds to make four different sizes of measuring spoon
Apple's central London store has reopened following a major renovation by Foster + Partners that incorporates the tech giant's new approach to retail. More about Apple unveils tree-filled Regent Street store by Foster + Partners
David Bowie's extensive collection of Memphis furniture features in this week's issue of Dezeen Mail, along with a roundup of 10 minimalist kitchens and the new-look Dezeen. Subscribe to Dezeen Mail ›
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This film created for design video channel Nowness gives a tour around legendary Mexican architect Luis Barragán's last house – a bachelor pad turned family home in Mexico City. More about Movie explores Luis Barragán's colourful Casa Gilardi in Mexico City
Artist Rolf Sachs has collaborated with Leica to cover the camera brand's M-System model in the same material used on ping-pong bats. More about Rolf Sachs covers Leica camera in ping-pong rubber
This pavilion created for the Lisbon Architecture Triennale mishmashes the architectural styles of three studios to question authorship. More about Architects question authorship with Lisbon Triennale pavilion
Finnish practice Alt Arkkitehdit has covered a family home in northern Finland in weathering steel panels and greying spruce planks that help it to blend into its woodland setting. More about Alt Arkkitehdit clads woodland house in Finland with sheets of rusty Corten steel
Three different shapes rendered in three distinct materials come together in the Elements table, launching at Biennale Interieur this week. More about Wood, marble and steel combine in Elements table by Made in Ratio