We're heading to Tokyo today for Tokyo design week so, while we're on the plane, here is some contemporary Japanese architecture for you to enjoy, courtesy of New Zen, a recent book about contemporary Japanese tea houses published by 8Books. The project shown here is Souan Tea House by Toshihiko Suzuki, which was built in 2003.
Robert Stadler has sent us photos of his lighting installation in the church of Saint-Paul Saint-Louis in Paris during the annual Nuit Blanche all-night festival earlier this month. More about Robert Stadler installation in a Parisian church
Stan Allen Architect of Princeton, New Jersey has sent through some new images of Sagaponac House, a weekend house at Eastern Long Island. More about Sagaponac House by Stan Allen Architect
Louise Campbell's website shows Instant Allotment, a portable fabric structure that allows you to set up an allotment wherever you are.
Dutch Design Week ended in Eindhoven yesterday (Sunday) but here is another project from the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show: Brandmerk, by Esther de Groot, is a series of amulets representing national identity based on brand logos from the wearer's home country. More about Brandmerk by Esther de Groot
This has been around a bit, but we can't not do something on Aya Tsukioka's clothing designs for people scared of crime. More about Urban Camouflage by Aya Tsukioka
Designer Arne Quinze has opened a new 10,000 square metre headquarters in Kortrijk, Belgium, called Gallery 113. More about Gallery 113 by Arne Quinze
The Los Angeles branch of New York design retailer Moss presents an installation of Dieter Rams' 606 Universal Shelving System. More about Dieter Rams at Moss in Los Angeles
Australian architects Denton Corker Marshall have won their country's most prestigious architecture prize - the RAIA Jørn Utzon Award for International Architecture - for their Manchester Civil Justice Centre in England. More about Denton Corker Marshall win Australian design award for Manchester Civil Justice Centre
Coso Cafè is a bar in Palermo, Sicily by Italian architects Francesco Moncada and Massimo Tepedino. More about Coso Cafè in Palermo
Kiki van Eijk presents a new collection of hand-made glass lampshades at Eat Drink Design, the temporary restaurant set up in Eindhoven during Dutch Design Week this week (and which continues until Sunday 28 October). More about Bottled Lamps by Kiki van Eijk
Here's another project from the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show, which opened on Saturday during Dutch Design Week. More about Theme & Variations by Julien Carretero
We're rounding off Dezeen's Klein Dytham day with their recently completed Wonder Room, a major refit of part of the ground floor at Selfridges department store in Oxford Street, London. More about Wonder Room at Selfridges by Klein Dytham Architecture
It's Klein Dytham day on Dezeen, and here's another of the Tokyo-based architects' new projects: a commercial building in Naha, Okinawa, called R3 Ukishima. More about R3 Ukishima by Klein Dytham Architecture
Here's another new project by Klein Dytham Architecture, this time a combined home and salon for a couple of young hairdressers in Jingumae, Tokyo. More about Sin Den in Tokyo by Klein Dytham Architecture
Klein Dytham Architecture of Tokyo have relauched their website with images of several new projects, including Virgin Clubhouse - a lounge for premium passengers flying from Narita International Airport on Virgin Atlantic. More about Virgin Clubhouse at Narita Airport, Tokyo, by Klein Dytham Architecture
Shoe brand Camper has opened a new store in Via Montenapoleone in Milan - the fourth to be designed by Spanish designer Jaime Hayón. More about Camper store in Milan by Jaime Hayón
Eat Drink Design is a temporary restaurant inside a greenhouse set up on Lichtplein in Eindhoven during this week's Dutch Design Week. More about Eat Drink Design: a temporary restaurant in a greenhouse
Italian architect Carlo del Bianco has completed a new store for mosaic brand Bisazza on Melrose Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. More about Bisazza showroom in Los Angeles by Carlo dal Bianco
Designer Roger Arquer has created a series of conceptual mousetraps that are intended "only to catch mice, not to kill them". More about Non-lethal mousetraps by Roger Arquer