Our job of the day from Dezeen Jobs is for a project editor at architecture and design book publisher Phaidon, whose catalogue includes a monograph on late British designer James Irvine. Read more stories about Phaidon or browse more architecture and design opportunities on Dezeen Jobs.
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Zaha Hadid Architects has begun work on a multipurpose complex in Guangzhou, which is modelled on the looping infinity symbol used in mathematics. More about Zaha Hadid Architects reveals plans for Infinitus Plaza in Guangzhou
A glazed panel in the base of this cantilevered swimming pool by architecture studio NOA gives bathers dramatic views of the South Tyrolean Dolomites. More about Glass-bottomed pool by NOA projects out from Alpine hotel
American studio Hu Mn Lab+ has created a spacious family home in Los Angeles that appears to jut out from a hillside like dresser drawers. More about Coastal California home by Hu Mn Lab+ can accommodate 200 party guests
Co-living complexes like WeLive and The Collective aren't just for millennials – they could also be used to house the growing population of senior citizens, according to architect and Architizer co-founder Matthias Hollwich. More about Co-living is perfect to house ageing populations says Matthias Hollwich
The award winners from day two at the World Architecture Festival include a stone church in Germany, MVRDV's glass-brick shop and a shiny silver building by Zaha Hadid Architects. More about More of 2016's best buildings revealed at day two of World Architecture Festival 2016
The refurbishment of a historic English theatre and a boutique hotel in Mallorca are among the second batch of category award winners at Inside 2016. More about More of 2016's best interior design revealed at day two of Inside 2016
The Design Museum's new £83-million London home by John Pawson and OMA is set to open next week at the former Commonwealth Institute building in Kensington. More about London's new Design Museum by John Pawson and OMA unveiled
A recyclable, collapsible helmet that could be sold at bike-share stations has been named this year's winner of the James Dyson Award. More about Foldable paper cycling helmet wins James Dyson Award
Zaha Hadid Architects director Patrik Schumacher gives his take on housing in this keynote seminar at World Architecture Festival 2016. Tune in to watch it live from Berlin. More about Watch Patrik Schumacher's keynote presentation live from World Architecture Festival 2016
A tiny, cantilevering Alpine cabin and the American Institute of Architects' apology for supporting Donald Trump feature in this week's issue of Dezeen Mail, along with birthday wishes for Dezeen from leading architects and designers. Subscribe to Dezeen Mail ›
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The first exhibition to take place in London's new Design Museum explores a spectrum of issues that define our time, with installations by OMA, Hussein Chalayan and Neri Oxman. More about Design Museum's opening exhibition presents reactions to a complex world
New York firms Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Rockwell Group have designed a cultural building for the city's vast Hudson Yards development, with a sleeve that rolls out to create extra covered event space. More about Expandable cultural venue The Shed is being built in New York
Dezeen is 10 years old today! To kick off a year of celebrations marking the first Dezeen Decade, we asked some of our favourite architects and designers to tell us what Dezeen has meant to them. More about "I think of Dezeen as my childhood friend" – birthday wishes from Oki Sato and other leading designers
Plants grow up the exterior of this green apartment tower in Paris, France, which was designed by local firm Maison Edouard François to spread seeds across the city. More about Edouard François creates plant-covered housing block to disperse seeds across Paris
Conceptual artworks that were secretly used as props on primetime television series Melrose Place have gone on show at an exhibition in New York. More about Subversive art is hidden throughout 90s TV soap Melrose Place
Our job of the day from Dezeen Jobs is for a head of school of architecture at the University of Technology in Sydney, where Frank Gehry's business school, which resembles a squashed paper bag, is located. Browse more architecture and design opportunities on Dezeen Jobs.
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Architecture writer and academic Alan Balfour reflects on how Berlin became the city it is today in the opening seminar from day two of World Architecture Festival 2016. Watch a live stream of the talk here from 9am UK time. More about Alan Balfour's seminar on Berlin opens the second day of World Architecture Festival 2016
This pebble-shaped hand-held device eases anxiety through the use of light and sound. More about Panic attack prevention device Calmingstone launches
Haptic has been selected to create a housing complex in a picturesque Norwegian town with a growing elderly population. More about Haptic designs elderly housing for Norway to encourage residents to socialise