This week, BIG designed buildings on stilts and IKEA hacked its own furniture
This week, BIG revealed plans for the Miami Produce Center in Allapattah, and IKEA asked Scholten & Baijings to hack two of its most popular furniture designs. More
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This week, images of Europe's tallest skyscraper were revealed
This week, images of Europe's tallest building, the Lakhta Centre in St Petersburg were revealed, and video footage showed a Chinese skyscraper that incorporates a 108-metre high water feature. More
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This week, two Apple Stores made the news and Dezeen Awards longlists were announced
This week, the longlists for the inaugural Dezeen Awards were revealed and Foster + Partners overhauled its plans for an Apple Store on Federation Square in Melbourne. More
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This week, the RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist was announced and IKEA recalled a pet product
This week, RIBA announced six finalists competing for the annual Stirling Prize, and Swedish retail giant IKEA recalled a water dispenser following the death of two dogs. More
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This week, Skyscraper consultant Adrian Smith and designer Stella McCartney spoke to Dezeen
This week, Dezeen interviewed Adrian Smith, the architect who was consulted during the development of summer blockbuster Skyscraper, and fashion designer Stella McCartney. More
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This week, BIG planned a Burning Man installation and Foster + Partners unveiled the Macau Apple Store
This week, BIG launched a campaign to crowdfund for a huge mirrored sphere at Burning Man festival and Foster + Partners completed a new Apple Store in Macau. More
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This week, Christo spoke to Dezeen and Fumihiko Maki's Aga Khan Centre completed
This week, artist Christo compared the creation of his works to building a skyscraper in an exclusive interview with Dezeen, and Fumihiko Maki's Aga Khan Centre was completed in London's King's Cross. More
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This week, Dezeen spoke to Björk and the Glasgow School of Art burnt down
This week, Dezeen spoke to Björk in an exclusive interview, and reported on the fire that devastated Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art.
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This week, the Serpentine Pavilion was unveiled and the World Cup kicked off
This week, Mexican architect Frida Escobedo's unveiled her latticed Serpentine Pavilion and the FIFA World Cup began in Russia, with Dezeen providing stadium and kit guides. More
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This week, IKEA and Kanye West revealed details of new projects
This week, IKEA revealed collaborations with designers including Virgil Abloh and Teenage Engineering, while Kanye West was back in the headlines with various new creative projects. More
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This week, Zaha Hadid Architects was back in the news
This week on Dezeen, Zaha Hadid Architects caused a stir, as it revealed plans to build on the world's most expensive plot, and practice director Patrik Schumacher criticised the Venice Architecture Biennale. More
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This week, Dezeen was in Venice and our drone documentary premiered
This week, Dezeen was in Venice for the architecture biennale, where we spoke to its curators Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, reviewed the British Pavilion, and had screenings of our drone documentary, Elevation. More
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This week, the architecture industry reflected on the legacy of Will Alsop
This week, architects paid tribute to late British architect Will Alsop, while Dezeen looked back on 10 of the best projects that marked his illustrious career. More
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This week, Kanye West announced his plan to move into architecture
Twitter sparked headlines this week as Kanye West tweeted his intentions to open an architecture firm, while Elon Musk announced plans to create bricks for affordable housing on the social media platform.
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This week, Foster + Partners' hyperloop and NASA's supersonic plane made the news
Transport dominated the headlines this week as Foster + Partners revealed plans for a freight-carrying hyperloop and NASA started building aircraft that will fly faster than the speed of sound. More
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This week, IKEA released its first skateboard and planned a brutalist hotel
IKEA was a prominent fixture in the news this week as it released its first skateboard, while reports emerged that the Swedish furniture company was considering converting a Brutalist building in Connecticut into a hotel. More
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This week, Dezeen reported from the world's biggest design fair
This week, we provided extensive coverage of the best installations, product launches and events from the world's biggest design fair, Milan design week. More
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This week, Zaha Hadid's only realised house was finally unveiled
This week, the late Zaha Hadid was in the news once again, as images and a video emerged of the private residence near Moscow she designed for Russian businessman Vladislav Doronin.
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This week, British architecture firms unveiled their gender pay gap figures
This week, the gender pay gap was in the spotlight as architecture firms including Zaha Hadid Architects and Hawkins\Brown joined 10,000 companies with 250 or more employees across the UK to publish salary data.
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This week, robot fish and plans for drone shopping assistants were unveiled
Tech developments that made the news this week on Dezeen included MIT's nimble robotic fish for documenting marine life and Walmart's intentions for a system of drones that could help customers. More