Design studio Local Office for Large Architecture (LOLA) and architect Riccardo Cavaciocchi have completed the menswear section of a department store in southern Italy that first opened in 1859. More about Candido1859 by LOLA
Grégory Lacoua and Jean Sébastien Lagrange of French design studio John Doe designed furniture for this Parisian chapel, which has been renovated by French architects 3box. More about Chapel of the Assumption Interior by John Doe
French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has created a series of objects designed to monitor electricity consumption in the home for energy company Schneider Electric. More about Efficient Home by Mathieu Lehanneur for Schneider Electric
The Temporium: these handbags made from old binocular cases by Studio Toogood will be on sale at our pop-up department store The Temporium, opening in London next week. More about Binbags by Studio Toogood at The Temporium
London designer Mathias Hahn's Scantling lamps (see our earlier story) have been put into production with Barcelona brand Marset. More about Scantling by Mathias Hahn for Marset
In this short interview we conducted as part of our Food and Design report for luxury kitchen appliances brand Scholtès, Dutch designer Marieke van der Bruggen explains Public Pie, an open-air kitchen where the food is cooked in front of you. More about Food and Design videos: Public Pie
Geneva studio clavienrossier created this home in the Swiss Alps by adding two tinted concrete volumes atop the remains of a stone house and adjacent barn. More about Charrat Transformation by clavienrossier
Photographer Montse Zamorano has sent us his photographs of Álvaro Siza's recently-completed auditorium for the Universidad del País Vasco in Bilbao. More about Paraninfo de la Universidad del País Vasco by Álvaro Siza
New York designer Dror Benshetrit has created this armchair for Walt Disney Signature and Italian design brand Cappellini, inspired by the forthcoming movie Tron: Legacy. More about Tron chair by Dror
Norwegian studio Fantastic Norway have designed a series of interconnected homes for disadvantaged women and children in Nuuk, Greenland. More about House of Families by Fantastic Norway
Amsterdam designer Camille Cortet created these snake-like leggings by cutting triangular apertures into the fabric. More about Snake&Molting legwear by Camille Cortet
Dutch practice HVDN architecten have completed this wood and aluminium-clad building to temporarily house a school in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. More about Het 4e Gymnasium by HVDN Architecten
Swedish designer Pål Rodenius sells sheets of plywood printed with the outlines of furniture components. More about 2440x1220, Saw, Assemble by Pål Rodenius
Bartlett lecturer and photographer Simon Kennedy has sent us his photographs of a deserted south London housing estate awaiting demolition. More about Heygate Abstracted by Simon Kennedy
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Shoes are displayed on conveyor belts at this store in Barcelona by Spanish firm Bailo+Rull ADD Arquitectura. More about Munich La Roca by Bailo+Rull ADD Arquitectura
This mountainside house by G2 Estudio in Argentine Patagonia is wrapped in a stone and wood facade. More about Ribbon House by G2 Estudio
We've written a lot about paper projects recently so this month's top ten is all about the most popular paper products from Dezeen's archive. More about Dezeen’s top ten: paper products
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka designed this boutique to display fashion designer Issey Miyake's 132 5. collection of garments, which fold from two-dimensional geometric shapes into structured clothes (see our earlier story). More about 132 5. Issey Miyake by Tokujin Yoshioka
Karina Tollman and Philipp Thomanek of Israeli studio k1p3 have completed the interior for this fashion boutique in Tel Aviv, with a contiunous metal clothes rail dividing the store lengthways. More about Rhus Ovata Tel Aviv by k1p3