An inverted pitched roof creates sloping and curved ceilings that "blur structure and sculpture" at this home in Porto, Portugal, designed by local studio Fala Atelier. More about Inverted roof creates sculptural interiors for home in Porto by Fala Atelier
Local studio Dominic Spalt Architektur has renovated a 1960s house to create a multi-generational home characterised by red steelwork elements in Schaan, Liechtenstein. More about Striking red steelwork marks transformation of 1960s Liechtenstein home
Sweden's Kiruna Church is being transported in its entirety to a new location along a five-kilometre route to accommodate the expansion of the world's largest underground iron-ore mine. More about Swedish city of Kiruna wheels entire 672-tonne-church intact to new location
Plastic Lego bricks replace gemstones in these customisable rings by Berlin jewellery brand Studio GOGO, allowing wearers to change up the design as they see fit. More about Studio GOGO's Lego jewellery is "made to be played with"
Concrete, metal and exposed fixtures were combined with Cantonese craft details and bright neon lights to give Chinese restaurant Bun House Disco in London an industrial party feel. More about Bun House Disco features colour palette "straight out of Hong Kong's neon nights"
Promotion: US brand Acme Brick's clay bricks in two tones adorn the dynamic facade of a former Austin thrift store, which was renovated into a mixed-use complex. More about Acme Brick transforms former thrift store with feature facade
The four-building 670 Mesquit complex designed by BIG has been approved by the Los Angeles City Council and will contain an elementary school and housing, among other programming. More about BIG complex combining "warehouse and case-study house" approved for Los Angeles
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a smartphone with a small flippable camera and two operating systems. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. More about Dezeen Debate features "ergonomically problematic" MindOne smartphone
The free and public nature of the Chicago Architecture Biennial sets it apart from other global architecture events, says Argentinian architect and educator Florencia Rodriguez in this exclusive interview. More about "I believe in making things public" says Chicago Architecture Biennial curator Florencia Rodriguez
Promotion: in a time where AI can generate a design in seconds, the University of Melbourne's Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning's showcase has pivoted away from displaying students' final pieces to focus on the experimentation behind their projects. More about University of Melbourne's student showcase spotlights the "messy and real work of design"
Dezeen Showroom: the following furnishings and lights are among those recently published on our furniture directory on behalf of Australian design brands, manufacturers and makers. More about Ten Australian-designed pieces that shed light on design from down under
Romanian architecture studio Vinklu has squeezed a tiny cafe, with a simple, pitched form that references Japanese roadside shrines, into the gap between two residential buildings in Bucharest. More about Vinklu squeezes tiny cafe between buildings in Bucharest
The fourth edition of Bali design festival Jia Curated featured pavilions made from materials including barley, bamboo, cardboard and string. We've picked out eight of the most innovative examples. More about Eight pavilions installed in an abandoned Bali theme park for Jia Curated 2025
Swedish designer Gustaf Westman has revealed the first piece from his upcoming IKEA collaboration, an elongated plate designed to serve and display the Swedish furniture company's classic meatballs in a row. More about Gustaf Westman designs IKEA plate to serve meatballs "like they're sitting on little thrones"
The steering group of the UK chapter of climate network Architects Declare has released a statement regarding the destruction and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. More about UK Architects Declare expresses "sincere apology for not speaking out sooner" on destruction in Gaza
American transportation firm Volonaut has released test footage of its Airbike, a personal aircraft resembling a flying motorcycle that uses jet engines to hover and glide through the air at speeds of up to 102 kilometres per hour. More about Video reveals hoverbike that lets users fly "like a superhero"
Pentagram partner and Dezeen Awards 2025 judge Giorgia Lupi talks to Dezeen about how she uses storytelling to uncover the personal, emotional and cultural layers behind the data. More about Data is always a "fragment of a story" says information designer Giorgia Lupi
Central Saint Martins graduate Peerasin Punxh Hutapheat has developed Growink, a bio-ink that uses fungal pigments in place of petroleum-based dyes. More about Peerasin Punxh Hutapheat designs Growink to "print with life"
Architecture studio SOM has broken ground on a new terminal at Chicago O'Hare International Airport and has released unseen renderings of its design with "orchard-inspired columns" and curvilinear structural elements, informed by Midwestern rivers. More about SOM breaks ground on "most ambitious expansion" of Chicago O'Hare airport
Local studio Garnett DePasquale Projects has settled a compact, black-stained cedar house on a tree-lined Sag Harbor lot in the Hamptons in New York. More about Garnett DePasquale Projects wraps Hamptons house in black cedar