Dezeen's (only just) monthly top ten: each month we present a hit parade of stories from our archive. Here are the stories about residential housing projects that were most popular during March: More about Dezeen’s top ten: houses
Milan 08: designer Sam Hecht of Industrial Facility launched his Two-Timer clocks for Established & Sons, which allow the time in two time zones to be displayed on one clock face. More about Two-timer by Industrial Facility
Milan 08: Italian brand Cassina launched Heaven, a new armchair by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka at the Milan furniture fair earlier this month. More about Heaven by Tokujin Yoshioka
Designer Rolf Sachs presents new work in an exhibition that opened at Phillips de Pury & Company in London today (Tuesday). More about Take2 by Rolf Sachs
We've teamed up with designer Jaime Hayón and publisher Die Gestalten Verlag to offer five signed copies of Hayón's new book Jaime Hayon Works to Dezeen readers. More about Competition: five signed copies of Jaime Hayón Works to be won
Construction has begun on a 20-story residential tower on 5 Franklin Place in New York designed by Dutch architect Ben van Berkel of UNStudio. More about Five Franklin Place by UNStudio
Milan 08: Here's a selection of new products launched by Cappellini at the Milan furniture fair earlier this month. More about Cappellini in Milan
Dezeen promotion: materials knowledge base Material ConneXion and trend forecaster Li Edelkoort present LEFT/BRAIN/RIGHT: two conversations on the greening of architecture and design and the future of sustainable materials in New York on Monday 19 May. More about LEFT/BRAIN/RIGHT
Kinderstad is a penthouse where children being treated at an Amsterdam hospital can relax and meet friends, designed by Sponge Architects & Rupali Gupta i.s.m. IOU Architecture. More about Kinderstad by Sponge Architects & Rupali Gupta i.s.m. IOU Architecture
Milan 08: Clock by Christiaan Postma consists of more than 150 synchronised clock mechanisms, which rotate metal bars that briefly align to spell the appropriate time (click to play the movie above to see how it works).
Milan 08: Spanish designer Nacho Carbonell exhibited his Evolution chairs at Spazio Rossana Orlandi. More about Evolution by Nacho Carbonell
Milan 08: Dutch designer Pieke Bergmans presented several new project in Milan earlier this month, including these Light Blubs. More about Light Blubs by Pieke Bergmans
AMO, the research arm of Office for Metropolitan Architecture, recently unveiled their design for new experimental and exhibition spaces for the Prada Art Foundation near Milan.
Croatian architects 3LHD have won an invited competition to design a sports and community centre at Rijeka, an industrial port city in Croatia. More about Centre Zamet by 3LHD Architects
Jo Nagasaka of Schemata Architecture Office has sent through some new photos of 63.02° house in Tokyo, surrounded by cherry blossoms. More about 63.02° house by Schemata Architecture Office (with cherry blossom)
Industrial designer Michael Young has designed a new glass bottle for Portuguese olive oil brand Herdeiros Passanha. More about Michael Young for Herdeiros Passanha
Milan 08: Tomáš Gabzdil Libertiny exhibited these experimental stools at Spazio Rossana Orlandi in Milan, which are made using welding equipment. More about Welded Stools by Studio Libertiny
Milan 08: Cube 6 by designer Naho Matsuno turns from a cube into six stools and back again. More about Cube 6 by Naho Matsuno
Milan 08: designer Paul Cocksedge launched his new Pole lights for Established and Sons. More about Pole by Paul Cocksedge
The exhibition Richard Rogers + Architects opened at the Design Museum in London last night, and Dezeen was there to record a conversation between Rogers (above), Design Museum director Deyan Sudjic (below) and exhibition designer Ab Rogers. More about Richard Rogers in conversation with Deyan Sudjic at the Design Museum