DMY Berlin 2010: Portuguese designer Rui Alves of My Own Super Studio presented this herd of benches at last week's all our stories about DMY Berlin 2010. More about Welcome to the Jungle by My Own Super Studio
Continuing our series of architectural movies by Brazilian photographer Pedro Kok, here's a film featuring the Fundació Vila Casas museum in Barcelona by Spanish architect Jordi Badia. More about Movie by Pedro Kok: Fundació Vila Casas museum by Jordi Badia
DMY Berlin 2010: designer Leoni Werle of Germany combines an enormous lamp shade with a table to make this workspace. More about Heimlicht by Leoni Werle
DMY Berlin 2010: Maastricht designer Christoph Seyferth presented a tower of tables made of folded sheet steel as one of the satellite shows of DMY Berlin last week. More about Lloyd Table by Christoph Seyferth
Here's another movie by Brazilian architectural photographer Pedro Kok (see yesterday's film of Herzog & de Meuron's VitraHaus), this time of a gallery in Brumadinho, Brazil, designed by Rodrigo Cerviño Lopez. More about Movie by Pedro Kok: Galeria Adriana Varejão by Rodrigo Cerviño Lopez
A temporary retaurant by London firm Carmody Groarke has opened on the roof of a construction site overlooking the 2012 Olympic Park. More about Studio East by Carmody Groarke
Eindhoven designer Nacho Carbonell built himself a giant iron nest for Design Miami/Basel this week. More about Bush of Iron by Nacho Carbonell
Spanish architect Alejandro Munoz Miranda's kindergarten in Granada is designed for children up to three years old and has windows in rainbow colours. More about Educational Centre En El Chaparral by Alejandro Muñoz Miranda
Here's a movie of the VitraHaus by Herzog & de Meuron in Weil am Rhein, Germany, shot by Brazilian photographer Pedro Kok. More about Movie by Pedro Kok: VitraHaus by Herzog & de Meuron
DMY Berlin 2010: designers Numen/For Use of Vienna and Zagreb wove a web of adhesive tape around scaffolding at the DMY Berlin venue in the Tempelhof former airport last week. More about Tape Installation by Numen/For Use at DMY Berlin
Five agricultural growing tunnels stand inside a former book store in Kanazawa, Japan, for this exhibition designed by Japanese studio Nendo. More about International Triennale of Kogei by Nendo
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Photographer Matthew Carbone has sent us his photos of Frank Gehry's latest project, the recently-completed Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas. More about Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health by Frank Gehry
DMY: this calendar by German designer Susanna Hertrich shreds paper displaying each passing day. More about Chrono Shredder by Susanna Hertrich
Italian studio CLS Architetti have completed this contemporary art gallery set back from the street in Milan, which the architects claim is the largest private gallery in Europe. More about Galleria Lia Rumma by CLS Architetti
DMY Berlin 2010: these oak and ceramic centrepieces by Eindhoven designers Daphna Isaacs and Laurens Manders were one of three winning projects at the DMY Awards, announced in Berlin on Saturday. More about Tafelstukken by Daphna Isaacs and Laurens Manders
Danish bicycle company Biomega launch five city bikes in their 2010 collection for sports brand Puma today. More about 2010 Puma Bikes by Biomega
Dezeen have got together with Stephen and Theodore Spyropoulos of London design and architecture studio Minimaforms to give away five copies of Enabling: the Work of Minimaforms. More about Competition: five copies of Enabling to be won
DMY Berlin: new products in Polish designer Oskar Zieta's line of pressure-inflated metal pieces were on show at DMY Berlin last week. More about Oskar Zieta at DMY Berlin
DMY Berlin 2010: Dutch designer Pepe Heykoop presented bubbles of tape wrapped around metal frames at all our stories about DMY Berlin 2010 last week. More about Sputnik by Pepe Heykoop