The owners of Danish design company Vipp have renovated a Tribeca loft that acts as a showroom for their brand and a pied-à-terre when they stay in New York City. More about Vipp Studio in Manhattan functions as both showroom and apartment
A hotel interior informed by drag culture and the reimagining of an ocean pavilion that preserves an inter-war building are included in Dezeen's latest school show from students at Sydney Design School. More about Ten interior design projects from Sydney Design School students
Yellow Cloud Studio has refurbished and extended the lower ground floor of a terraced house in north London to create a bright kitchen and dining space for a professional chef. More about Yellow Cloud Studio completes kitchen refurbishment for hosting at-home supper clubs
We're four weeks into our exploration of how to remove carbon from the atmosphere and put it to use on earth and we've hit 350,000 page views! Here are the 10 most popular stories so far. More about Ten most popular stories from our carbon revolution series
In our latest lookbook, we have selected a collection of mezzanines from the Dezeen archive that create more useable space at home and make use of tall ceilings. More about Ten mezzanines that provide homes with additional floorspace
Athletes at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics will sleep on beds made from recycled cardboard and customisable mattresses by Japanese bedding company Airweave. More about Airweave creates cardboard beds and modular mattresses for Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Reclaimed materials found during demolition work have been preserved and used as decoration in this Montreal wine bar called Stem that's designed and co-owned by Ravi Handa Architect. More about Ravi Handa designs his own wine bar called Stem in Montreal
A cafe/exhibition designed to explore veganism and a multifunctional sailing space are included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at New Design University. More about New Design University presents 10 student design projects
Stepped "gingerbread" gables and textured white brickwork animate the facade of Ghost Houses, a development of three slim terraced homes in Nunhead, London by Fraher & Findlay. More about Fraher & Findlay creates "ghostly" row of terraces by mimicking neighbouring buildings
Interiors that are (almost) completely white can have a calming, minimalist feel. For our latest lookbook we have collected ten examples from the Dezeen archive, ranging from an Australian penthouse to a Japanese-informed apartment in Barcelona. More about Ten fresh living spaces with white interiors
This short film shows how hemp was grown on a Cambridgeshire farm and turned into construction materials that sequester carbon. More about See how hemp is cultivated, processed and used to build a house in this movie
This week on Dezeen, several key figures said that planting trees is not a reliable way of sequestering atmospheric carbon. More about This week experts told Dezeen that tree planting is an unreliable way of fighting climate change
New York studio Space4Architecture has brought natural light into a townhouse in Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens neighbourhood by adding a staircase topped with a skylight. More about Space4Architecture adds skylight staircase to minimal Brooklyn townhouse
A 93-storey supertall skyscraper designed by SHoP Architects that is currently under construction has become the tallest building in Brooklyn, New York. More about SHoP's supertall skyscraper 9 DeKalb becomes tallest building in Brooklyn
A secret subterranean factory for Extinction Rebellion and a timber-framed sandwich forum are included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at the University of Brighton. More about University of Brighton spotlights 16 architecture and design projects
Natural materials produced from local salt, sunflowers and algae have been used on the interior of Frank Gehry's tower for Luma Foundation in Arles to lower its carbon footprint. More about Salt panels made using "only sun and wind" used to clad interior of Frank Gehry's Arles tower
For our latest competition, we've teamed up with Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects (LOHA) to offer readers the chance to win one of five copies of its monograph Architecture Is a Social Act. More about Competition: win a copy of Architecture Is a Social Act by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects
Belgian practice Graux & Baeyens Architecten has renovated and extended a 1960s chalet in Destelbergen, adding a new series of light-filled living spaces raised atop a concrete plinth. More about Graux & Baeyens adds bright living areas to Belgian chalet
Digital twins are starting to transform the way that cities are designed and managed, according to experts. More about Digital twins offer "a very powerful way of developing our cities" say experts
From bubble-like workspaces in an ancient Chinese hutong to an art installation in the Swiss mountains, we've rounded up 10 of the best mirrored buildings from Dezeen's archive. More about Ten mirror-covered buildings that reflect their surroundings