Architectural photographer Duccio Malagamba has relaunched his website with new images including these of CaixaForum Madrid by architects Herzog & de Meuron. More about CaixaForum Madrid by Herzog & de Meuron
Architect Hani Rashid of Asymptote presents an exhibition called Atmospherics at Phillips de Pury & Company in New York next month. More about Atmospherics by Hani Rashid
Enchord is a two-tier work table by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of Industrial Facility for Herman Miller's Lifework collection. More about Enchord table by Industrial Facility
Designer Daniela Bianka has completed a renovation of the reception area and exhibition space at the French National Space Agency (CNES) in Paris. More about Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales by Daniela Bianka
Architects Julien de Smedt and CEBRA architects in collaboration with Louis Paillard and SeArch have won a competition to build a housing complex at the Aarhus docklands development in Denmark. More about Iceberg project by JDS Architects and CEBRA
The Mornington nursing home in Victoria, Australia, designed by Lyons Architects, is clad with bricks embossed to resemble timber. More about Mornington nursing home by Lyons Architects
Dezeen has teamed up with lifestyle brand Charles & Marie to give away six Trophy Hangers by designer Phil Cuttance. More about Competition: six Trophy Hangers by Phil Cuttance to be won
Designer Yves Béhar has unveiled the successor to the XO laptop for the One Laptop Per Child project - a folding tablet design called XOXO. More about XOXO laptop by Yves Béhar
Construction is underway on prototype houses by architects Alejandro Aravena, Massimiliano Fuksas, MVRDV, I-Beam Design, The Mad Housers and Kengo Kuma in the grounds of the Milan Triennale as part of the exhibition Casa Per Tutti (Housing For All), which opens this week. More about Casa per tutti at Milan Triennale
Milan 08: Marcel Wanders launched his new Chubby armchair for Italian company Slide in Milan last month. More about Chubby by Marcel Wanders
Milan 08: shown at That’s Design! in Zona Tortona last month, What Can You Bring to the Table is a collection of five chairs where each component was designed in isolation without any knowledge of what the other parts would be like. More about What Can You Bring to the Table by students from Lund University
Hackenbroich Architecten have completed the interior of a hairdressers shop in Cologne, Germany. More about Haarwerk by Hackenbroich Architekten
Nano Vent-skin is a conceptual project by young designer Agustin Otegu, featuring miniscule bio-turbines that could clad buildings to generate energy and absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. More about Nano Vent-Skin by Agustin Otegu
Milan 08: at the furniture fair last month MDF Italia presented Vita interactive by Massimo Mariani, an infinitely variable, computer-generated storage system that can be customised to each client's requirements. More about Vita interactive by Massimo Mariani
Dutch designer Tjep. has completed a restaurant for grown-ups that is also fun for children (or maybe the other way round). More about Restaurant Praq by Tjep
Dezeen promotion: video interviews with industrial designer Konstantin Grcic (above) and Dutch design duo Studio Job are the latest in our highlighted series of podcast interviews with leading designers by Gestalten. More about Konstantin Grcic & Studio Job on Gestalten.tv
Milan 08: American lifestyle brand Charles & Marie presented Phonofone II, a ceramic iPod loudspeaker designed by Tristan Zimmermann, in Milan last month. More about Phonofone II by Tristan Zimmermann
French-Brazilian architects Triptyque have sent through images of Bela Cintra 1235, a private apartment in São Paulo. More about Bela Cintra 1235 by Triptyque
Milan 08: Star System is a collection of sofas designed by Enrico Buscemi and Piergiorgio Leone for Giovannetti collezioni. More about Star System by Enrico Buscemi and Piergiorgio Leone
Milan 08: designers Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk presented reCollections at via Voghera in Zona Tortona last month. More about ReCollections by Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk