Sportswear brand Nike is suing New York studio MSCHF over its Satan Shoes, a collaboration with American musician Lil Nas X that customised 666 pairs of trainers with human blood and pentagrams. More about Nike sues MSCHF over Lil Nas X's "unauthorised" Satan Shoes
BakerBrown Studio has designed a garden pavilion for the Glyndebourne opera house in England that will use the venue's discarded champagne corks and seafood shells as building materials. More about Recyclable croquet pavilion to be made from champagne corks and oyster shells
Canadian brand Bocci is selling the design method behind an unreleased candle prototype as an NFT, as design companies look to utilise blockchain technology to monetise their digital assets. More about Bocci releases DIY instructions for its 64 candle as an NFT
Dezeen promotion: British brand CTO Lighting has created a collection of suspended circular chandeliers named Avalon, showcasing brass, bronze and honed alabaster stone. More about CTO Lighting launches collection of ring-shaped Avalon chandeliers
Photos reveal the Museum of the Future in Dubai, which was designed by architecture studio Killa Design and engineered by Buro Happold, with its exterior largely complete. More about Calligraphy-covered Museum of the Future nears completion in Dubai
Wood takes centre stage in this riverside dwelling in Oregon by American office Landry Smith Architect, complete with black cedar siding and an interior made from white oak boards. More about Landry Smith Architect builds wooden bungalow overlooking Oregon river
American musician Lil Nas X and Brooklyn brand MSCHF have created a limited run of 666 pairs of black Nike trainers, which they claim have been customised with human blood. More about Satan Shoes by Lil Nas X and MSCHF are Nikes containing human blood
Architect Chris Precht has abandoned plans to sell digital artworks backed by NFTs due to the environmental impact of mining the digital tokens. More about The environmental impact of NFTs is "horrible" says architect Chris Precht
Greek studio Georges Batzios Architects has revived a brutalist office in the suburbs of Athens, Greece by restoring its damaged concrete shell and reconfiguring its interiors. More about Georges Batzios Architects restores "original brutalist identity" of abandoned office in Greece
Architects Rafael Viñoly and Virginia San Fratello will be joined by designers Mpho Vackier and Jay Osgerby as judges for this year's Dezeen Awards. More about Rafael Viñoly and Virginia San Fratello among final judges announced for Dezeen Awards 2021
Milan's Salone del Mobile has revealed plans for a digital version of the fair amid rising concerns over whether the rescheduled September event can go ahead. More about Salone del Mobile "waiting for certainties from the government" before confirming September fair
Following last week's news that the first space hotel could be ready for guests in 2027, chief architect Tim Alatorre answers questions posed by sceptical Dezeen readers about the project. More about Voyager Station space hotel will spin "slightly faster than the second hand of a clock" says its architect
Danish design brand Menu, British furniture maker Benchmark and Swedish furniture brand Lammhults are among brands showcasing products on Dezeen Showroom this week. More about Menu, Benchmark and Lammhults showcase products on Dezeen Showroom
A structural stone wall separates the social and private spaces within this two-storey family apartment in the old town of Vilnius, Lithuania, designed by local studio 2XJ. More about Arched travertine wall carves up Greetings From Rome apartment by 2XJ
Amsterdam studio Woonpioniers has hidden a prefabricated wooden cabin with large windows and tall, curving interiors within a forest glade in the Netherlands. More about Woonpioneers hides prefabricated Indigo cabin within Dutch forest
Beige concrete blends with the surrounding terrain at Paradero Hotel in coastal Mexico, designed by architects Ruben Valdez and Yashar Yektajo. More about Concrete structures form Paradero Hotel on Mexico's Baja Peninsula
Spanish architecture studio Delavegacanolasso has created a modular, prefabricated cabin that can be ordered online and delivered on the back of a truck to act as a home office, weekend retreat or even a small dwelling. More about Delavegacanolasso creates prefabricated Tini home-office cabin
Spanish studio Estudio ji Arquitectos has converted a stable block at a country house near Benidorm, Spain, into a retreat for its photographer owner. More about Estudio ji Arquitectos creates photographer's retreat in Spanish stables
Dominique Coulon & Associés has converted a manor house in the French town of Pélissanne into a library with a glass-fronted extension that looks onto a leafy public park. More about Dominique Coulon & Associés adds curved glass extension to library in a renovated French manor
US firms LaRue Architects and Britt Design Group have renovated a 1950s waterfront cabin in Austin, turning it into a full-time residence reminiscent of dogtrot houses in the American South. More about LaRue Architects incorporates breezeway into revamped cabin on Texas lake edge