London firm Studio 54 Architecture have completed a glazed entrance with grey brick steps connecting the ground floor and garden of this London terraced house. More about Belsize Crescent by Studio 54 Architecture
Bartlett lecturer and photographer Simon Kennedy has sent us his photographs of a deserted south London housing estate awaiting demolition. More about Heygate Abstracted by Simon Kennedy
London studio Tamir Addadi Architecture have inserted a tiny staircase to access a tiny loft in a London house. More about Loft Access by Tamir Addadi Architecture
Dutch designers Studio Makkink & Bey present furniture and household appliances combined with packing crates at Spring Projects in London. More about The Crate Series by Studio Makkink & Bey
English architect John Glew has introduced new fenestration and a zinc-clad extension to this mock-Georgian house in north London, squeezing the new structure into a wedge of land between the house and its neighbour. More about 51A Gloucester Crescent by John Glew
London studio FAT have completed the womenswear department of London department store Selfridges using angular structures and painted floor patterns in clashing colours. More about Selfridges 3rd Central by FAT
The Sperone Westwater gallery by Foster + Partners architects opened in New York earlier this week, featuring a moving exhibition space that connects the floors of the gallery. More about Sperone Westwater gallery by Foster + Partners
Clemens Weisshaar and Reed Kram have installed eight robotic arms to scrawl messages from the public across the air in Trafalgar Square, and Dezeen readers can use a special VIP code to get their messages prioritised. More about Outrace by Clemens Weisshaar and Reed Kram
London firm Duggan Morris Architects have completed this brick house on the site of a former plaster-moulding workshop between two rows of terraced houses in south-east London. More about King’s Grove by Duggan Morris Architects
London designers JamesPlumb have installed an antique church pew to create an aged interior for outfitter Hostem's new shop in Shoreditch, London. More about Hostem shop by JamesPlumb
These bird and bug boxes have been installed by art and architecture collective London Fieldworks around trees across London in clusters inspired by neighbouring housing. More about Spontaneous City in the Tree of Heavenby London Fieldworks
This restaurant interior wrapped in a curtain of mirrored fins by London architecture and interiors firm d-raw has opened at the Fenwick department store on London's New Bond Street. More about Bond & Brook by d-raw
University of Westminster architecture student James Gardener has designed this conceptual bridge for the River Thames, London, made from a series of floating elements that would be linked together and free to move with the tide. More about High Tide Street by James Gardener
The interior of this temporary store in east London for bicycle brand Tokyobike was designed by London studio Emulsion. More about Tokyobike store by Emulsion
UK designers Studiofibre have complete the west London headquarters of fashion brand Net-A-Porter. More about Net-A-Porter by Studiofibre
Ice cream is frozen with liquid nitrogen in front of customers at this ice cream parlour designed by designers Shai Akram and Andrew Haythornthwaite in Camden, north London. More about Chin Chin Laboratorists by Shai Akram and Andrew Haythornthwaite
This 100 metre-tall glass elevator is the winning entry by Rotterdam studio Donis in a competition to design a temporary landmark for Aldgate, east London. More about London Gate by Donis
London studio West Architecture refurbished the ground floor of this London office by dividing the lobby and meeting room with sliding wooden screens. More about Therefore Offices by West Architecture
Here are some more photographs of Jean Nouvel's recently-opened Serpentine Gallery Pavilion in Kensington Gardens, London, this time taken by French photographer Julien Lanoo. More about Serpentine Gallery Pavilion by Jean Nouvel photographed by Julien Lanoo
London designers Campaign have installed a cardboard shop selling architecture books as part of the London Festival of Architecture. More about Foldaway Bookshop by Campaign