US firm Wittman Estes has added a studio building and a Chinese-inspired courtyard to an existing residence in a dense neighbourhood, aiming to show how to maximise an urban lot. More about Seattle garden studio by Wittman Estes offers model for "courtyard urbanism"
With Milan design week just around the corner, design editor Alice Morby reveals her pick of the best shows to visit, from a decked-out American diner to a celebration of vegan design. More about 15 must-see exhibitions and installations at Milan design week 2018
Hawkins\Brown has emerged as the only one of the UK's largest architecture practices with a gender pay gap better than the country average. More about UK's biggest architecture firms reveal gender-pay disparity
Venue specialist Populous has proposed "North America's first esports stadium" in Arlington, Texas. More about Populous unveils plans for America's largest dedicated esports arena
Dezeen has teamed up with Want Les Essentiels to give one reader the chance to win three items from the Nylon Tech series in a colour of their choice. More about Competition: win a set of Nylon Tech bags from Want Les Essentiels
British designer Sebastian Bergne has created a travel-friendly set of objects to be used in Shabbat rituals, including a digitally printed bread cloth and portable glass candle holders. More about Sebastian Bergne designs travel-sized kit for Jewish Shabbat rituals
Architects Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen have completed a tall and narrow concrete house, which perches on a cliff facing a sea-lion reserve on Chile's Coliumo Peninsula. More about Narrow concrete house by Pezo von Ellrichshausen juts towards the Pacific Ocean
Mid-century Scandinavian and Californian design meet in Carl Hansen & Son's new showroom in San Francisco, which the Danish furniture brand has opened to continue its US expansion. More about Carl Hansen & Son opens loft-style showroom in San Francisco
The impressive temporary structures built during the annual Burning Man festival are the subject of an exhibition in the US capital. More about The Art of Burning Man is explored in Washington DC exhibition
British architecture firm Foster + Partners has designed a building services system that integrates lighting, security cameras, fire prevention tools and ventilation. More about Foster + Partners launches integrated building services system
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Architecture firm HKS has overhauled a 120-year-old steam plant and a brutalist office building, creating a headquarters for a medical company and aiming to revive an ageing downtown district in the American Rust Belt. More about HKS revives historic buildings for urban healthcare campus in Ohio
The early-entry period to the inaugural Dezeen Awards ends one week today, so enter now to take advantage of reduced rate and save 25 per cent on the entry fees! More about Last chance to get early reduced entry rates to Dezeen Awards
The Danish inventor on trial for committing murder aboard his self-built submarine helped Bjarke Ingels Group develop the distinctive smoke-ring-blowing chimney of its Copenhagen power plant, Dezeen has learned. More about Suspected murderer Peter Madsen worked on BIG's smoke-ring-blowing power plant
The first images of Populous' MSG Sphere music and esports arena, which is planned for a site near the Olympic Park in east London, have been released. More about First visuals revealed of spherical London arena designed by Populous
Italian architect Carlo Ratti has created an internet-connected writing robot that is able to draw and erase images on any surface. More about Carlo Ratti's scribing robot turns walls into "digital content canvases"
This captioned movie shows a new digital construction technique that could allow robots to construct the buildings of the future. More about ETH Zurich researchers develop new method of robotic timber construction
Benjamin Hubert's design studio Layer has teamed up with Kvadrat's recycled textile brand Really to create a flexible shelving system that doubles as an acoustic wall panel, which will launch during this year's Milan design week. More about Benjamin Hubert designs flexible shelving made from Kvadrat's recycled textile material
Coarse concrete walls and blocky forms echo the appearance of brutalist architecture in this Melbourne store designed by Studio Goss for the fashion brand Kloke. More about Studio Goss takes cues from brutalism for Melbourne clothing store
Every room at this house-like installation in a Brooklyn warehouse is entirely one colour, from a green kitchen with grassy surfaces to a pink bedroom where a tub is overflowing with teddy bears. More about Monochrome exhibition in Brooklyn comprises seven single-coloured rooms