British designer Max Lamb has sent photos and text explaining the making of his Bronze Poly Chair, a recent design that involves hand-carving a polystyrene chair and then casting it in bronze. More about Bronze Poly Chair by Max Lamb
Architectural photographer Daniel Clements has won the architecture category of the International Color Awards for photography, with this picture called Memorial Blocks Berlin. More about Memorial Blocks Berlin by Daniel Clements
Creative agency Moving Brands is launching a fashion label that allows consumers to participate in the creation of designer garments. More about Weare fashion label by Moving Brands
Our story last month about the launch of a product called TranslucentConcrete provoked a lot of comments, with many people pointing out that a similar product called Litracon was patented in 2002. More about Litracon light-transmitting concrete
London designers PearsonLloyd recently completed the interior of a new UK headquarters for office furniture manufacturer Steelcase. More about Steelcase WorkLife by PearsonLloyd
People with iPhones can now access Dezeen directly from their home screen, using the groovy new "webclip" we've created (above). More about Access Dezeen direct from your iPhone
Here are some photographs of Sarah Wigglesworth Architects' recently completed canoeing facilities for children and young people on the river Thames in London. More about Cremorne Riverside Centre by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects
Dutch designers Freedon of Creation have created a giant, illuminated shoe containing a miniature city for Japanese footwear brand Onitsuka Tiger. More about Electric Light Shoe by Freedom of Creation
Italian architect and designer Ilaria Marelli created this installation at the Pitti Uomo men's fashion fair in Florence this month. More about Cave by Ilaria Marelli
The proposed Taichung Gateway park by Stan Allen Architects will create a new urban district on the site of the former airport in Taichung, Taiwan. More about Taichung Gateway park by Stan Allen Architects
Polish designers AZEdesign have created two textile products embellished with the outlines of objects which may be placed on them while in use. More about Messy tablecloth and REM bed by AZEdesign
German design student Jana Klein-Kalmer designed this temporary exhibition space to show off student work at the HAWK Hildesheim university of applied sciences. More about Red Room by Jana Kleine-Kalmer
L’arbre de Flonville is a metal tree created by British designer Samuel Wilkinson in collaboration with Swiss designers Oloom. More about L’arbre de Flonville by Oloom & Samuel Wilkinson
Zaha Hadid Architects are having a busy day: the second project the office has announced today is Lilium Tower, a 250m tower for Warsaw in Poland. More about Lilium Tower in Warsaw by Zaha Hadid
Here's a second project by Mexican architects Pascal Arquitectos: their proposed Pedregal shopping centre was unveiled last summer. More about Pedregal Shopping Centre by Pascal Arquitectos
Zaha Hadid has won a competition to design the new Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University. More about Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum by Zaha Hadid
The Serpentine outdoor shower by Belgian designer Tom de Vrieze for Extremis connects directly to a hosepipe and the water is warmed by the sun. More about Serpentine outdoor shower by Tom de Vrieze
The organisers of Design Miami have asked Dezeen readers to nominate upcoming designers for their 2008 Designer of the Future award. More about Design Miami seeks nominations for 2008 Designer of the Future
The Catch is an installation made of empty fish boxes by designer Julia Lohmann. More about The Catch by Julia Lohmann
Meditation House is a project from 2006 by Mexican architects Pascal Arquitectos. More about Meditation House by Pascal Arquitectos