Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has completed a new complex for an urban garden in Portland, Oregon, that features a central courtyard and buildings topped with pagoda-style, green roofs. More about Kengo Kuma's major expansion of Portland Japanese Garden opens
In our second broadcast from the IKEA Festival at Milan design week, we explored an open-source urban farm design and watched an interactive music performance by Teenage Engineering. More about Dezeen at IKEA Festival: interactive sound art and an urban farm feature in highlights from Tuesday afternoon
New York architecture firm ODA has constructed a residential complex in Long Island City that features protruding boxes across its street-facing facades. More about ODA completes "pixelated" luxury condo building in Queens
Dezeen promotion: a range of upholstered seats with steam-bent wood frames are among the products that British furniture brand Ercol is showcasing for Milan design week 2017. More about Ercol presents steam-bent wood furniture by Dylan Freeth at Milan design week
Almost two kilometres of neon lighting shaped into sharp lines and sweeping forms create this installation by Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans, which is suspended in the Tate Britain's Duveen Galleries. More about Neon scribbles by Cerith Wyn Evans hang in London's Tate Britain
Dezeen is giving two readers the chance to win a signed copy of Maarten Baas Hide and Seek, a book filled with projects by the Dutch designer. More about Competition: win a book documenting the work of designer Maarten Baas
Benches and mirrors can be pushed, pulled and swivelled from these striped wooden cabinets that Italian architect Benedetta Tagliabue has installed across a palazzo facade for this year's Milan design week. More about Benedetta Tagliabue wraps playful wooden furniture around pillars of 15th-century Milanese auditorium
ÉCAL's fine art and industrial design students have come together to put on an exhibition that explores the "grey zone" between the two practices. More about ÉCAL students blur the boundaries between art and design with Milan exhibition
We're broadcasting from the IKEA Festival, which kicked off today at Milan design week. Find out what you missed this morning in our first highlights movie, which features a carpet slide and a demo on smart lighting. More about Dezeen at IKEA Festival: visitors try out the carpet slide plus more highlights from Tuesday morning
The triggering of Article 50 last week means that Brexit is a certainty – and that the UK will need a new passport. Luckily last week also saw the judging for our unofficial Brexit passport design competition... here is a look at the nine proposals shortlisted by our judges. More about Brexit passport design competition shortlist revealed – could the next UK passport be one of these?
Staggered floor plates and set-back glazing create large planted terraces around this 119-metre tower by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron, which overlooks Beirut's marina. More about Herzog & de Meuron uses staggered floors to create plant-covered terraces at Beirut tower
It's day two of Milan design week, and visitors are flocking to installations and exhibitions – including a pavilion by Jaime Hayon, a time machine by Lee Broom and objets d'art by ÉCAL. More about Dezeen's #milanogram2017 day two highlights offer a tour around Milan's best installations
The UK government has issued a formal £490 million call for the design and production of a new passport, which will come into circulation after Brexit. More about UK government uses European Union tendering service to call for post-Brexit passport design
For this year's Milan design week, Lee Broom has filled a carousel with products he designed over the past decade to celebrate his studio's 10th birthday. More about Lee Broom presents 10 years of work on modernist merry-go-round
London studio Industrial Facility has unveiled a collection of lacquered vessels at Milan design week that are based on traditional Japanese soup and rice bowls. More about Industrial Facility designs stretched versions of traditional Japanese lacquerware for Store collection
Heading to IKEA Festival in Milan today? Find out what's happening on the opening day of the festival in the first of a series of daily briefing videos that Dezeen is publishing throughout Milan design week. More about Dezeen at IKEA Festival: yoga, robot painting and a talk with Studio Toogood feature on day one
Danish studio CEBRA has redesigned a science centre in Copenhagen, adding a shimmering copper-clad staircase that represents the structure of a DNA strand. More about Copenhagen's Experimentarium features a helical staircase and cladding based on fluid dynamics
Our job of the day from Dezeen Jobs is for an interior designer at David Adjaye's London firm, which completed the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC last year. More ›
More about Job of the day: interior designer at Adjaye Associates
At Milan design week, Italian manufacturer Gigacer has launched a collection of tiles in greys and primary colours drawn directly from Le Corbusier's colour guides. More about Gigacer launches tile range based on Le Corbusier's colour theory
Copenhagen studio NORD Architects has completed a hospice for palliative patients in the heart of the Danish capital, with golden facades featuring curving cutouts that surround quiet courtyards. More about NORD Architects' Copenhagen hospice aims to provide "a unique place for the final journey"