This week, we announced Dezeen Awards winners
This week on Dezeen, we revealed the winning architecture, interior and design projects for Dezeen Awards 2019. More
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This week, the UK celebrated Goldsmith Street's Stirling Prize win
This week on Dezeen, architects and politicians praised Mikhail Riches' "ground-breaking" Goldsmith Street after it became the first social-housing scheme to win the RIBA Stirling Prize. More
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This week, Hudson Yards was turned into sex toys and Banksy set up shop
This week on Dezeen, Wolfgang & Hite designed pink architectural sex toys to comment on New York's Hudson Yards development, and Banksy launched his own merchandise to keep custody of his name. More
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This week, the world's tallest residential skyscraper topped out and MIT created the blackest black
This week, Dezeen reported on the world's blackest black material engineered by MIT, and the record-breaking Central Park Tower topped out in New York.
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This week, installations by Kengo Kuma and Sam Jacobs opened at LDF
This week on Dezeen, installations by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and British architect and designer Sam Jacobs opened at the V&A museum as part of the London Design Festival. More
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This week, museums in Turkey and Germany welcomed their first visitors
This week on Dezeen, Kengo Kuma's Odunpazari Modern Museum in Turkey and the Bauhaus Museum in Dessau by Addenda Architects opened their doors to the public. More
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This week, we unveiled Dezeen Awards shortlists
This week on Dezeen, we announced the shortlisted architecture, interior and design projects that are in line to win Dezeen Awards in 2019. More
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This week, Pornhub launched a dirty campaign to clean up beaches
This week on Dezeen, Pornhub launched its Dirtiest Porn Ever campaign to remove plastic from the oceans, and BMW released a Vantablack version of its X6 coupe. More
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This week, architecture projects by IKEA and Aston Martin were unveiled
This week, Dezeen reported on IKEA's housing for the elderly that has been developed with the Queen of Sweden, and Aston Martin launched a car-centred architecture service. More
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This week, pictures were revealed of two major soon-to-open projects by Zaha Hadid Architects
This week on Dezeen, 360-degree images of the interior of Zaha Hadid Architects' Beijing Daxing International Airport were revealed, and the firm's Opus hotel in Dubai was shown nearing completion. More
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This week, housing projects by Kanye West and Stefano Boeri were revealed
This week on Dezeen, new photos offered a first look at Kanye West's homeless housing and Stefano Boeri unveiled his designs for vertical-forest apartments in Egypt. More
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This week, Gensler proposed a temporary pavilion for Notre-Dame and seesaws animated Trump's border wall
This week on Dezeen, Gensler revealed visuals for a temporary worship space at Notre-Dame and Rael San Fratell studio slotted pink seesaws into the US-Mexico border wall. More
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This week, graduates provided solutions for manspreading and masturbation
This week on Dezeen, university graduates created problem-solving designs including an anti-manspreading chair that forces sitters to close their legs, and a masturbation suit for people with disabilities. More
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This week, The Tulip was axed and the Stirling Prize shortlist was revealed
This week on Dezeen, Foster + Partners' Tulip tower was rejected over concerns for London's skyline, and RIBA announced the shortlist for the Stirling Prize. More
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This week, we revealed our awards longlists
This week on Dezeen, we published the longlists for the 2019 Dezeen Awards, revealing the best architecture and interior projects, studios, and products. More
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This week, Glastonbury festival took centre stage
This week on Dezeen, the Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, England, hit the headlines as Stormzy wore a stab-proof vest designed by Bansky and Dezeen covered some of the event's best sets and installations. More
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This week, iMac and iPhone designer Jony Ive announced his plans to leave Apple
This week on Dezeen, Apple's chief design officer Jony Ive announced his plans to resign from the technology company after nearly 30 years to start his own venture. More
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This week, the Serpentine Gallery unveiled a pavilion but lost its CEO
This week on Dezeen, the Serpentine Pavilion by Japanese architect Junya Ishigami was unveiled in London, but the event was overshadowed by the unexpected resignation of Serpentine CEO Yana Peel. More
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This week, Sagrada Familia finally got a building permit
This week on Dezeen, Sagrada Familia was granted its first building permit, after 137 years of construction, and Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Hill House was encased in a protective chainmail. More
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This week, Apple and IKEA announced a load of new designs
This week on Dezeen, Apple's new Mac Pro and robotic IKEA furniture were among the innovations revealed by the two design giants at their annual conferences.
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