“As so often seems to happen, Koolhaas got there first”
NBBJ wraps Vivo skyscraper in spiralling terrace
Sail table by Design By Them among seven new products on Dezeen Showroom
Foraged “living fibre” fashion collection among works at New Designers 2026
How Gaudí’s failed Park Güell housing estate became Barcelona’s most popular park
Heatherwick Studio and SPPARC shelter rooftop terrace with pleated canopy at London’s Olympia
Laufen spotlights reinvented identity in Experience Tomorrow installations
Proposal that tackles Hull’s rising sea level among projects by the University of Sheffield
MVRDV tops “polite yet radical” Eindhoven housing with angular roofs
Charlap Hyman & Herrero adds custom workstations to futuristic LA office
Built Works wraps Yogi’s Cabin in East Sussex with charred wood
Six British houses that put a contemporary spin on their neighbours
German designers create unconventional doorstops for Stop/Go exhibition at 3 Days of Design
WilkinsonEyre completes Toronto skyscrapers linked by elevated park
Garden walls conceal compact London house by Inglis Badrashi Loddo
Patrik Schumacher removes Zaha Hadid’s name as studio rebrands to ZHA
Erwan Bouroullec’s crumpled Tyvek sofa among works created for Værktøj 3 exhibition
Temple built from six million reused tiles wins Brick Award 2026
Vacant supermarket in Portland converted into library facility by Hennebery Eddy
Casey Brown Architecture pitches Corten “tents” in Australia
Comic spotlighting AI evolution among projects from Parsons School of Design
Architecture acts as “silent guide” at Mexico City yoga studio by Talo Atelier
This week we celebrated the work of Antoni Gaudí
