This week on Dezeen, we began our AItopia series, which will explore the impact of artificial intelligence on design, architecture and humanity. More about This week we launched our AItopia series
Artist Olafur Eliasson and architect Sebastian Behmann's firm Studio Other Spaces has created a sculptural work called Common Sky to enclose an open-air courtyard at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum. More about Studio Other Spaces encloses Buffalo museum courtyard in "canopy of glass and mirrors"
US studio Waechter Architecture has completed a courtyard-style home in Oregon that consists of steel-clad pavilions set around a rainwater-fed garden of native plants. More about Waechter Architecture places rain garden within Meadow House in Oregon
Dezeen School Shows: an AI research lab and data centre composed of modular cubes is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Bartlett School of Architecture. More about Bartlett School of Architecture spotlights 13 projects by architecture students
Curved white walls define Casa Pátios de Pétalas, a house created by Portuguese studio Sandra Micaela Casinha Atelier with an organic shape that was informed by flowers. More about Casa Pátios de Pétalas is decorated with "flower petal" walls
Festival set designer Simon Carroll has created the spiralling Hayes Pavilion from salvaged timber and mycelium at Glastonbury festival to challenge the industry's over-reliance on polystyrene foam. More about Glastonbury's mushroom mycelium pavilion explores sustainable stage design
Architecture studio Hickok Cole has used AI chatbot ChatGPT to design a large mixed-use building with a green roof and a swimming pool as a research project. More about Hickok Cole uses ChatGPT to design 24-storey mixed-use building
Architecture practice Studio Saar and engineering studio Webb Yates have unveiled the Craft Not Carbon pavilion in London's Crystal Palace Park as part of the 2023 London Festival of Architecture. More about Craft Not Carbon pavilion topped with woven bamboo canopy
There are just two weeks left to enter our Future Luxury Retail Design Competition, which invites architects and designers to define the future of luxury retail. Enter before 7 July. More about Only two weeks left to enter Dezeen and Bentley's Future Luxury Retail Design Competition
An exhibition of the 1950s sets, props, miniature models, costumes and artwork used in Wes Anderson's latest film Asteroid City has opened at 180 The Strand in London. More about Asteroid City exhibition immerses visitors in Wes Anderson's Americana film sets
British technology company SatVu has launched a satellite into orbit that will map the energy efficiency of buildings from space, with the goal of identifying structures for retrofitting. More about Hotsat-1 satellite launched to identify energy inefficient buildings
The director of CY École de Design in France has criticised Dezeen over our reader competition to design artwork for a new editorial series using generative AI. More about Design school director criticises Dezeen over AI artwork competition
An iconic 1960s office block in Brussels has become a hotel, featuring an interior designed by architect Lionel Jadot using only custom-made furniture and objects. More about Lionel Jadot assembles 52 designers to create custom interior for Mix Brussels hotel
US architecture studios Pei Cobb Freed & Partners and Moody Nolan have unveiled a museum in South Carolina that is lifted off the ground above a site where many enslaved people disembarked More about International African American Museum lifted above Charleston site "without occupying it"
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a microscopic Louis Vuitton handbag designed by art collective MSCHF. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. More about Dezeen Debate features "ironic" microscopic Louis Vuitton handbag by MSCHF
Wood and zinc-clad forms hug a spacious courtyard in a California home designed by US studio Walker Warner Architects to serve as a "private oasis". More about Courtyard lies at heart of Santa Monica Modern house by Walker Warner Architects
Promotion: a Morse code-like pattern of domed brickwork by US brick company Glen-Gery was chosen for a mixed-used building in New York City designed by US architect Morris Adjmi. More about New York's Grand Mulberry clad in Glen-Gery brickwork that "adds energy to the block"
Hugh Broughton Architects has completed a sensitive restoration of a 19th-century church to provide a community hub in a historic dockyard on the Isle of Sheppey. More about Hugh Broughton Architects transforms Sheerness Dockyard Church into community hub
Following the conclusion of Dezeen's reader competition to design the artwork for the AItopia series using text-to-image tools, here we publish the 10 shortlisted entries. More about Ten AI illustrations shortlisted in Dezeen's AItopia competition
Sports car brand Lamborghini and developer Dar Global have unveiled 53 villas that will overlook the Mediterranean near Marbella on the south coast of Spain. More about Lamborghini unveils luxury villas "directly inspired by the brand's supercars"