Dezeen and not-for-profit organisation This is Not a Gateway (TINAG) have got together to give away five copies of Critical Cities - Ideas, Knowledge and Agitation from Emerging Urbanists. More about Competition: five copies of Critical Cities to be won
Industrial designer James Dyson has launched a fan with no blades. More about Air Multiplier by Dyson
Dutch designers Made by Midas have designed a baby's cradle with wheels so it can be used as a toy once the child has outgrown it. More about Q4 Cradle by Made by Midas
Polish Design Season: fashion designers Ania Kuczyńska, Agnieszka Maciejak and Maciej Zień have designed a range of accessories for dogs for design store Konarska-Konarski in Warsaw. More about Dog or Bitch at Konarska-Konarski
Amsterdam studio Bureau Ira Koers have completed a holiday home on the edge of Dwingeloose Heide (Dutch heath) in the Netherlands. More about Merry-Go-Round by Bureau Ira Koers
Hung-Ming Chen of Swedish design studio Hommin and Stockholm designer Ninna Kapadia have designed a desk lamp that can be used as a light box. More about Sketch lamp by Hung-Ming Chen and Ninna Kapadia
Japanese architects EASTERN Design Office have completed a house punctured by circular holes in Gojo, Japan. More about MON Factory/House by EASTERN Design Office
Polish Design Season: young Warsaw architects WXCA have been awarded first prize in a competition to design a new Polish military museum. More about Muzeum Wojska Polskiego by WXCA
Belgian designer Alain Monnens has designed a leather armchair for Belgian company Durlet. More about Bertus by Alain Monnens
Dutch designer Ineke Hans has designed a set of cutlery with patterns imprinted on the back for Dutch brand Royal VKB. More about iD Cutlery by Ineke Hans
British designer Freddie Yauner has created an installation where the man on an emergency exit sign appears to come to life. More about Signs of Life by Freddie Yauner
Architectural photographer Roland Halbe has sent us his photographs of the recently-completed academic building for The Cooper Union in New York, designed by Thom Mayne of American practice Morphosis. More about 41 Cooper Square by Morphosis
Spanish architects asensio_mah have designed a house on a steep site in the north of Spain. More about Q-house by asensio_mah
London designers Sybarite have completed the interior of a store in Frankfurt for Italian knitwear brand Stefanel. More about Stefanel store by Sybarite
Japanese architects EASTERN design office have completed a house with slits instead of windows in Shiga, Japan. More about Slit House by EASTERN Design Office
Polish Design Season: Royal College of Art graduate Maciek Wojcicki has designed a work station where components can be wedged, tied or hooked onto each other. More about L.O.F.T by Maciek Wojcicki
Nuisance Machines by British design student Andrew Friend are devices that provoke a reaction from users by dripping dye on their clothes (below), interrupting their conversations or slapping them on their heels as they walk along a corridor (above). More about Nuisance Machines by Andrew Friend
Dutch artists Studio Job designed the scenography for the Spring/Summer 2010 show by fashion designers Viktor & Rolf, which took place in Paris last week. More about Viktor & Rolf scenography by Studio Job
FugasLusas is a delicatessen with a decorative perforated ceiling, designed by Portuguese practice EXTRASTUDIO Arquitectura. More about Delicatessen FugasLusas by EXTRASTUDIO Arquitectura
Dutch graduate designer Sjoerd Jonkers presented a collection of plastic tableware inspired by primitive objects at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy graduation show earlier this summer. More about Neolastic tableware by Studio Sjoerd Jonkers
