Our coverage of the COP26 Summit features in today’s Dezeen Weekly newsletter
Foster + Partners and Zaha Hadid Architects yet to endorse RIBA climate report presented at COP26
Cave Bureau proposes “Cow Corridors” to allow Maasai people to safely herd cattle through Nairobi
Heito 1909 is a landscaped park on the site of a former sugar factory
Arup exhibits melting 18th-century Antarctic ice at COP26
Gaetano Fornarelli proposes “moving the countryside to the city” by creating car-free garden cities
Hsin Min Chan’s giant dress empowers its wearer by making them unapproachable
OPA designs interior of Californian home to resemble clouds
The Fabricant Studio “allows anyone to become a digital fashion designer”
Amber Slooten reveals her vision for a more inclusive fashion industry in a live Dezeen 15 interview
“In this future, a kid in Dakar stands as much chance as a kid in Paris” says Amber Slooten
Facebook rebrands to Meta and adopts infinity-loop logo
Kriskadecor chain curtains installed on a grand scale in new projects by Kengo Kuma and MVSA
Ten furniture designs to get people back to the office
Five Eames Office highlights from the 80 Years of Design exhibition
Cave Bureau proposes “a new kind of infrastructure for the first inhabitants of the city”
Norman Foster calls for “higher standards” on embodied carbon at COP26
Béres Architects hides cabin on stilts in a Hungarian forest
Aritco reimagines domestic elevator as “expressive design element” with Aritco HomeLift
Season 0 is the debut fashion collection of The Fabricant Studio
Studioshaw uses clerestory windows to draw light into home on London infill site
No New Worlds artwork installed at COP26
Angelo Renna and Oleksandr Nenenko envision a world dominated by “superorganism” trees
