Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto has created a series of site specific installations in and around the Hayward Gallery in London, including this domed nylon structure. More about The Edges of the World by Ernesto Neto
London designer Giles Miller has created a pop-up shop for Stella McCartney, spelling out the fashion designer's name in two metre-high cardboard lettering. More about Pop-up store for Stella McCartney by Giles Miller
London designers Campaign have installed a cardboard shop selling architecture books as part of the London Festival of Architecture. More about Foldaway Bookshop by Campaign
Mexican studio Anagrama have created the interiors and branding for the first shop in Mexico dedicated to French macarons. More about Theurel & Thomas by Anagrama
Architect Rem D Koolhaas has just opened this store in Shanghai for his United Nude range of shoes. More about United Nude Shanghai by Rem D Koolhaas
This house constructed within the Barbican gallery in London by architects Carmody Groarke contains an exhibition of surrealist art. More about The Surreal House by Carmody Groarke
This apartment full of holes in Amsterdam was designed by Dutch interior architects i29. More about Home 07 by i29
Buj+Colón Arquitectos of Madrid have designed a pharmacy in Palencia, Spain, decorated with large neon symbols illuminating both the interior and exterior. More about Pharmacy in La Puebla 15 by Buj+Colón Arquitectos
Maltese studio Chris Briffa Architects have renovated a public toilet in Valletta, Malta, inspired by the facility's location in what was once a red-light district. More about Royal Flush by Chris Briffa Architects
Five agricultural growing tunnels stand inside a former book store in Kanazawa, Japan, for this exhibition designed by Japanese studio Nendo. More about International Triennale of Kogei by Nendo
Michigan designer Andrew Kline has designed a compact unit for transforming disused industrial spaces into temporary homes. More about Interior Living Unit by Andrew Kline
French designers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec have fitted out an apartment inside the iconic Unité d’Habitation project in Marseille by Le Corbusier. More about Appartement N°50, Unité d’Habitation by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
Designer Chikara Ohno of Sinato has completed the interior of a boutique in Tokyo by adding a display level above head height made of expanded metal. More about DURAS Daiba by Chikara Ohno
French designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance has completed the interior of a gallery in Paris featuring a strip of white Corian wrapped around the space. More about Galerie BSL by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance
Japanese architect Makoto Yamaguchi has created a hair salon in the basement of a Tokyo building, showcasing the patchwork of alterations made by previous occupants of the space. More about kilico. hair salon by Makoto Yamaguchi
French architect Sandra Courtine of Ciel Architectes has designed a bed unit for a child with circular perforations that form a ladder. More about Chambre d'enfants by Ciel Architectes
Netherlands design studio Overtreders W have designed an exhibition featuring shipping containers made of textiles at Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam. More about Textile Shipping Containers by Overtreders W
New York architect Peter Marino has completed the new flagship Louis Vuitton Maison on London's Bond Street, featuring glass windows lined with golden chainmail. More about Louis Vuitton Maison by Peter Marino
Design collective Outofstock have completed the interiors for a restaurant in Singapore, where the windows are covered by wooden panels with egg-shaped cutouts. More about Hatched by Outofstock
Amsterdam studio Nezu Aymo Architects have completed the interiors for a Japanese shop in Amsterdam with strips of bamboo hanging from the ceiling. More about Japanse Winkeltje by Nezu Aymo Architects