The 2D becomes 3D at London's Cartoon Museum
Sam Jacob Studio has turned the two dimensional graphics of cartoon strips into three dimensional architecture to create the colourful interiors of the Cartoon Museum in London. More
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London's Lucky Cat restaurant is designed to be better in person than in pictures
Design studio AfroditiKrassa "deliberately went dark" to create the jet-black interiors of central London's Lucky Cat restaurant so that they don't disappoint in real life. More
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Note Design Studio includes recharge room in central London co-working space for TOG
Note Design Studio has fashioned warm and tactile interiors for central London co-working space Summit House, which includes a room where stressed workers can recharge. More
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Gerry Judah creates "pure and simple" sculpture to showcase Aston Martin Le Mans winner at Goodwood
British artist and designer Gerry Judah has created a sculpture to celebrate the Aston Martin DBR1 car at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. More
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Terry Farrell puts his "exuberantly colourful" flat on the market
Postmodern architect Terry Farrell is selling the flat he designed for himself in a former Spitfire factory in Marylebone, London, after living in it for more than 20 years. More
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World's tallest shipping-container building to be built in London
Patalab Architecture has won approval to build a nine-storey office block from shipping containers, which will be the world's tallest building made from the modular structures. More
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Fatkin, Patrick McEvoy and PARTI create city parklets in central London
A decommissioned black cab and curb-side art gallery are among the mini parks designed by the London-based architects and designers as part of this year's London Festival of Architecture. More
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Universal Design Studio and Map relocate to office that showcases their process
Architecture and interior design practice Universal Design Studio has completed its own office interior and that of its sister company Map Project Office. More
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IKEA is bringing its low-cost modular housing units to the UK
Affordable developer BoKlok, which is co-owned by IKEA and Skanska, has signed a deal with Worthing council in West Sussex to build low-cost housing in the south of England. More
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Architects of Air creates "sense of wonder" with inflatable architecture maze
The Daedalum maze, which consists of 19 interconnected egg-shaped domes made from translucent material, is the latest piece of inflatable architecture designed by Alan Parkinson, founder of Architects of Air. More
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DROO and NAME create London apartment block with dramatic curved window bays
Curved bow windows animate the facades of VI Castle Lane, a housing block in London designed by architecture studios DROO and NAME. More
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Financial Times returns to renovated Bracken House
John Robertson Architects has renovated Bracken House, in London, for the Financial Times' return, carefully updating its Hopkins Architects-designed "gothic high-tech" atrium. More
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Cano Lasso completes child-friendly branch of Second Home in London Fields
A huge translucent panel punctuated by circular openings fronts the latest branch of co-working space Second Home in east London, which includes a nursery and outdoor play area. More
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Roksanda Ilincic designs penthouse apartment inside King's Cross' Gasholders
A geometric wall mural and a berry-toned bedroom appear inside this central London penthouse, which has been created by fashion designer Roksanda Ilincic. More
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Yinka Ilori designs Somerset House show celebrating 50 years of black creativity
Designer Yinka Ilori has used his signature colourful and graphic style to create the exhibition design for Get Up, Stand Up Now, a show celebrating half a century of black creativity in the UK. More
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More details of Junya Ishigami's craggy Serpentine Pavilion revealed in full photo set
This slideshow of images by photographer Ste Murray offers a closer look at the rocky canopy that forms this year's Serpentine Pavilion by Japanese architect Junya Ishigami. More
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Serpentine Pavilion opening overshadowed by resignation of CEO Yana Peel after spyware row
Yana Peel has stepped down as CEO of the Serpentine Galleries on the launch day for this year's pavilion, after she was criticised for her connection to an Israeli cybertech firm. More
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Junya Ishigami unveils rocky Serpentine Pavilion made out of slate
Japanese architect Junya Ishigami has completed this year's Serpentine Pavilion, a craggy structure he describes as a "hill made out of rocks". More
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Lunch Break angels swing above commuters passing London's St Pauls
Forty gold angels sitting on swings have been installed by KHBT and Ottmar Hörlwatch to watch over commuters near St Paul's Cathedral in London. More
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Stripped-back surfaces appear throughout Hackney apartment by Merrett Houmøller Architects
Exposed concrete walls and a set of "hit-and-miss" stairs add character to this formerly lacklustre apartment in east London, which has been overhauled by Merrett Houmøller Architects. More
