Twenty-first century icons: The Bubble Project is an on-going project that involves placing speech-bubble stickers on advertising posters around the world and then returning to photograph the comments people have scrawled on them. More about The Bubble Project by Ji Lee
Designers, artists and architects who have completed projects using glass have until the end of October to enter the Bombay Sapphire Prize 2007 - the world's richest international glass award. More about Bombay Sapphire Prize 2008
Grão is a project by Portuguese multidisciplinary studio Pedrita that takes surplus decorative tiles and combines them so that each one becomes a single "pixel" in large-scale murals. More about Grão by Pedrita
Here are some photos showing construction of Cityscape, a giant timber installation in Brussels by designer Arne Quinze. More about Cityscape by Arne Quinze update
Danish architect Julien de Smedt of JDS Architects has won a competition to design a new ski jump at Holmenkollen in Oslo, Norway. More about Holmenkollen ski jump by Julien de Smedt
Architects Foster + Partners have won a competition to build the world's first private spaceport in New Mexico. More about New Mexico spaceport by Foster
Artjail is a satirical proposal for the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia that involves moving the famous art collection to a new building in the centre of the city and combining it with a youth prison and gambling facilities. More about Artjail in Philadelphia
Foster + Partners have won the 2007 Aga Khan Award for Architecture for their Petronas University of Technology in Malaysia. More about Foster wins Aga Khan architecture award
This year's London Fashion Week will be inaugurated by the launch of the Burble - a giant airborne assembly of 1,000 helium balloons containing LEDs designed by Usman Haque. More about The Burble by Usman Haque
Calling lighting designers: Tent London is offering dezeen readers the chance to exhibit FREE in London later this month during the London Design Festival. More about Free space for light designers at Tent London
The Deptford Design Market Challenge is a project exploring how used objects can be "redesigned" to give them new life. More about Deptford Design Market Challenge
Here are renderings of some of the pieces Belgian designer Arne Quinze will show at Mutagenesis, a solo exhibition at the Abitare Il Tempo design exhibition in Verona, Italy later this month. More about Mutagenesis by Arne Quinze
Industrial designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby of BarberOsgerby have designed a sculptural piece called The Fluke, which will be displayed at the historic Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London, during the London Design Festival later this month. More about The Fluke by BarberOsgerby
Greenpeace has commissioned interactive designer Jason Bruges to create an installation using new low-energy lights at the 100% Light show in London later this month. More about Greenpeace and Jason Bruges at 100% Light
Swedish creative studio Medium have sent through details of their House Numbers Project, which features metal numerals from 0-9 each created by a different typographer or graphic designer. More about House Numbers Project by Medium
Marc Newson has designed the cabin (and, we suspect, had a hand in the exterior) of the Astrium space tourism jet, which was launched at the Paris airshow earlier this summer. More about Astrium space jet by Marc Newson
Here is a sneak preview of our new logo, which will be officially inaugurated when we relaunch dezeen with a completely new design later this month. More about dezeen's new logo
Australian airline Qantas has launched a microsite about its new Qantas First Lounges in Sydney and Melbourne international airports, designed by Marc Newson. More about Qantas First Lounges by Marc Newson
Swedish design studio Form Us With Love have put some of their Bendable Interior Objects (BIO) pieces into production. More about Bendable Interior Objects by Form Us With Love
Czech designer Maxim Velcovsky will present a new series of vases at the Mint shop in London next month, during the London Design Festival. More about Catastrophe by Maxim Velcovsky