Dezeen School Shows: a renovation of a church that utilises intertwining screens to create a maze-like interior is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Ravensbourne University London. More about Ravensbourne University London spotlights 12 student architecture projects
London studio ConForm has added a marble side extension to a Victorian terraced house in Hampstead, London. More about ConForm adds "restrained yet rich" all-marble extension to Victorian house
Architecture practice Studio Onu has blended local craft and materials with an agricultural aesthetic to create this home on a working farm in Poland. More about Studio Onu draws on vernacular architecture for home in Polish forest
Danish architect Bjarke Ingels discusses what it's like to be one of the world's best-known architects and the current limitations of AI in this interview. More about Fame "forces you to constantly reflect on your impact and motivation" says Bjarke Ingels
AI-powered algorithms used by Instagram and Pinterest are impacting how designers and architects look for ideas and leading to more homogenous work, according to a University of Oxford research project. More about Design, Interrupted explores how "everyday AI" is restricting creativity
In this week's comments update, readers are discussing an interview with 2023 AIA Gold Medal winner Carol Ross Barney, who argues skyscrapers are "just not that valuable". More about "Suburban sprawl is a much worse problem than skyscrapers" says commenter
Dezeen and Samsung's Re:Create Design Challenge closes for entries at midnight on Wednesday 19 July. Enter before the deadline for the chance to win up to £10,000. More about Last chance to enter Dezeen and Samsung's Re:Create Design Challenge
Jan Kattein Architects has created Angel Yard, a community of 35 affordable workspaces in outer north London, by adapting a group of derelict garages. More about Jan Kattein Architects converts garages into studios for young entrepreneurs
Klein Dytham Architecture has aimed to counter rock music snobbery with its design for guitar brand Fender's Tokyo flagship store, which is meant to feel welcoming to people who might feel judged in other guitar stores. More about Klein Dytham Architecture gives Fender's first flagship store a welcoming feel
We've chosen five current and upcoming outdoor events listed in Dezeen Events Guide that are taking place in Europe, including the Venice Architecture Biennale, France Design Week and Web(s) of Life. More about Five ongoing and upcoming architecture and design events taking place outside
Architecture firm Bindloss Dawes has reorganised a mews house in Chelsea, adding a full-height lightwell with a dramatic oak-and-steel staircase to forge "a sense of volume and theatre". More about Bindloss Dawes maximises light and space in London mews house
Bands of local stone wrap the Youngmeyer Field Station, which was designed and built by Kansas studio Hutton to integrate with the natural topography and operate off the grid. More about Hutton embeds off-grid research station into hills of rural Kansas
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the unveiling of the MSG Sphere Las Vegas. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. More about Dezeen Agenda features world's largest spherical structure
Designers including Bethan Laura Wood and Maarten Baas have contributed a range of "sometimes jarring" chairs and lighting to an exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. More about SFMOMA furniture exhibition features "conversation starters"
Architecture studio Snøhetta has completed Orionis, a planetarium in Douai, France, that features two domes surrounded by sweeping wooden walls. More about Snøhetta designs elliptical planetarium informed by "movement of the stars"
A glazed internal "street" and bridges link the spaces of the Henri Moissan centre for biology, pharmacy and chemistry, which has been completed by Bernard Tschumi Architects and Groupe-6. More about Glazed "street" cuts through university science centre in Paris by Bernard Tschumi Architects
The Africa Institute in Sharjah has cancelled David Adjaye's work on a monolithic campus for the organisation after the architect was accused of sexual assault and harassment. More about David Adjaye's campus for The Africa Institute cancelled after sexual misconduct allegations
Apprenticeships should be more widely available in architecture to provide a route into the profession for people from more diverse backgrounds, writes Ayo Ambali. More about "We must dispel the idea that there is only one way of becoming a qualified architect"
Jerusalem Design Week curators Sonja Olitsky, Dana Ben Shalom and Jeremy Fogel discuss hosting a cultural event against a backdrop of country-wide protests in this interview. More about Jerusalem Design Week "not like regular design weeks you see in Europe" say curators
Ukrainian design studio YOD Group has taken ammunition shells used by anti-aircraft tanks to defend Kyiv from drones and turned them into Downed Drone, a series of limited-edition lamps. More about YOD Group turns Ukraine air-raid shells into lamps to symbolise that "light always wins"