MuseLAB designs Mumbai apartment where grid "takes on many roles"
Mosaic, checkerboard and pixelated patterns influenced by grids characterise this multi-generational residence in Mumbai designed by Indian architecture studio MuseLAB. Read more
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Quito museum sets children's play area within historic factory
An adaptive reuse museum in Quito, Ecuador, has debuted a children's exhibition space that centres play and exploration at the core of early childhood development, under the direction of international design studio Morphism. Read more
Readers ask "where's the humanity?" in this week's Dezeen Debate
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features David Chipperfield Architects' design for the Nobel Center in Stockholm. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. Read more
Duo of expanding Winter Olympic cauldrons revealed for Milano Cortina 2026
Italian designer Marco Balich has revealed a pair of cauldrons that will be set up in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo during this year's Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. Read more
Metropolitan collection by Clarke & Clarke
Dezeen Showroom: British brand Clarke & Clarke looked to cityscapes and abstract art as inspiration for its Metropolitan fabrics and wallpapers, designed to make a bold impression. Read more
Akio Isshiki Architects clads House in Saidera in charred cedar
Japanese studio Akio Isshiki Architects has used details including a floor-level window and shoji screens within this wood-clad Osaka residence that aims to "set a new standard for contemporary living". Read more
Mario Paroli creates "larger-than-life" Biro lamp to mark Bic pen's 75th anniversary
Designer Mario Paroli and Italian brand Seletti have unveiled an outsized, light-up version of the iconic Bic Cristal ball-point pen for French company Bic, at Maison&Objet. Read more
Plans announced for second Sphere venue near Washington DC
Sphere Entertainment has revealed plans for a Sphere venue at National Harbor, Maryland, with a capacity of 6,000. Read more
"It's time to bring new Mexican architecture to the table" says Lanza Atelier
Today, Lanza Atelier was announced as the designer of this year's Serpentine Pavilion. In this exclusive interview, its founders explain how they are part of a new generation of Mexican architects that is placing experimentation at the fore. Read more
Lanza Atelier revealed as 2026 Serpentine Pavilion architect
Mexican studio Lanza Atelier has released visuals of its design for this year's Serpentine Pavilion in London, which references an English brick garden wall. Read more
Schack Arkitektur converts 300-year-old Danish barn into studio for artist Michael Kvium
Danish painter Michael Kvium has moved his studio into a historic barn in the south of Zealand, Denmark, following a major upgrade by architect Martin Schack. Read more
"Flexibility in function" prioritised for design of sober club in New York
New York-based studios Opa Architecture and Laube Studio have designed members' club The Maze in Chelsea, tailored specifically for the sober and sober-curious. Read more
Architects concerned by disjointed LA wildfires rebuild
Hasty rebuilding efforts following the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires are risking a repeat of the disaster, architects on the ground have warned. Dezeen US editor Ben Dreith reports. Read more
Defined Momentum fabrics and wallpapers by Harlequin
Dezeen Showroom: hand-painted, nature-inspired designs feature in British brand Harlequin's Defined Momentum collection of fabrics and wallpapers, which intend to bring modern, layered textures into the home. Read more
Nimtim Architects uses colour to unite extended London home
Openings coloured in ultramarine blue were used to create visual connections within this London home, which has been renovated and extended by local studio Nimtim Architects. Read more
MVRDV tops Dubai skyscraper with giant orb to "steal the attention of onlookers"
Dutch studio MVRDV has unveiled its design for the Inaura skyscraper in Dubai, UAE, which incorporates a "jewel-like orb" on its upper floors. Read more
3XN-designed Sydney Fish Market opens to the public
Sydney Fish Market, which claims to be the largest fish market in the southern hemisphere and features an undulating 20,000-square-metre roof canopy, has opened its doors in "an underutilised harbour area" in Sydney. Read more
"As our celebrated architects sign off, we should resist the urge to replace them"
The late Frank Gehry was the ultimate starchitect, but even he knew that designing buildings takes teamwork, writes Matthew Bovingdon-Downe. Read more