A post-tensioned stone frame by engineering firm Webb Yates is among the exhibits in the architecture rooms of this year's Royal Academy of Arts summer exhibition, curated by London studio Assemble. More about Webb Yates creates structural stone frame for Royal Academy summer exhibition
London studio SPPARC has overhauled a Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse in Fitzrovia to create a homely four-story office featuring a honeycomb-shaped roof. More about SPPARC transforms London townhouse into office with "honeycomb" roof
The London School of Architecture has created the timber Dalston Pavilion in London as part of this year's London Festival of Architecture. More about London School of Architecture creates A-frame pavilion as a "platform for local outreach"
Architecture studio Proctor & Shaw has added a blocky extension with light, wood-filled interiors to a Grade II-listed villa in north London. More about Proctor & Shaw transforms Heath House in London into "sanctuary for wellbeing"
An old shipping container and military parachute make up The Clearing education centre that architecture studio WonKy has created in Lesnes Abbey Woods in London. More about WonKy embraces reclaimed materials for "all-weather" woodland education centre
Architecture studio Unknown Works has designed The Armadillo, a half-moon-shaped pavilion constructed from stepped timber arches, which is on show as part of the London Festival of Architecture. More about Unknown Works constructs The Armadillo pavilion from eucalyptus wood
Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour is hosting the third edition of Wow!house, a purpose-built showhome in London exhibiting works by international designers, as seen in this video produced by Dezeen for the interiors hub. More about Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour reveals Wow!house 2024 in exclusive Dezeen video
London's annual Serpentine Pavilion should abandon its commitment to giving overseas architects their first English commission and instead prioritise experimental, purposeful architecture, writes Phineas Harper. More about "When was the last time the Serpentine delivered a banger?"
Interiors studio North End Design has applied the distinctive pistachio green synonymous with London's popular Italian delicatessen and restaurant chain Lina Stores to the company's newly opened branch in South Kensington. More about Lina Stores South Kensington designed to "evoke the rhythm" of Italian espresso bars
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features Minsuk Cho's star-shaped Serpentine Pavilion. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. More about Dezeen Agenda features the unveiling of the 2024 Serpentine Pavilion by Minsuk Cho
Steel-banded timber crates and a wave-like rope seat are among the benches that have been installed throughout the Royal Docks for the London Festival of Architecture. More about Emerging designers animate London's Royal Docks with Pews and Perches
Studio Pirajean Lees paired oxblood tiles with intricate wooden joinery at the Kioku sushi restaurant and sake bar, within central London's OWO hotel, to reference the head chef 's travels. More about Pirajean Lees draws on Japanese and Spanish design for Kioku restaurant and bar
Following the opening of this year's Serpentine Pavilion designed by architect Minsuk Cho, we take a look back at the past 10 editions of the annual architecture commission in London. More about Ten Serpentine Pavilion designs from the last decade
British studios Foster + Partners and NEON have created pavilions made from building materials, including ducting and recycled scaffolding, for this year's London Festival of Architecture. More about Foster + Partners and NEON create colourful pavilions from "everyday" building materials
Architecture studio Nikjoo has renovated a post-war home called Trove in east London, opening up its interior and adding a pair of extensions with fittings by emerging designers. More about Nikjoo and Flawk bring "intrigue and delight" to derelict house in London
Architecture studios Buckley Gray Yeoman and White Red Architects have redeveloped the flagship store of British furniture brand Heal's in London, expanding the shop and adding workspaces. More about Buckley Gray Yeoman and White Red Architects renovate Heal's flagship store
See this year's Serpentine Pavilion in London, which opens to the public tomorrow, in this short video produced by Dezeen for Serpentine. More about Video reveals Minsuk Cho's star-shaped Serpentine Pavilion
Architect Minsuk Cho has created a star-shaped shelter organised around a circular void, informed by courtyards of historic Korean houses, as the 2024 Serpentine Pavilion. More about Minsuk Cho unveils star-shaped Serpentine Pavilion that "provides many choices"
The first pictures of architect Minsuk Cho's star-shaped Serpentine Pavilion, which is named Archipelagic Void, have been revealed. More about First images of 2024 Serpentine Pavilion revealed
Architecture studio Cairn has used hand-poured hempcrete to form the rough textured walls at House Made by Many Hands, an extension of a Victorian home in east London. More about Cairn uses hand-poured hempcrete for House Made by Many Hands in London