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Johnston Marklee positions New York Vipp guesthouse as "portal into nature"
Architecture studio Johnston Marklee has included skylights in Vipp Pavilion in Upstate New York, the first ground-up structure for Danish furniture brand Vipp in the US. Read more
Canada's tallest skyscraper tops out at 106 storeys in Toronto
The Pinnacle SkyTower supertall skyscraper in Toronto, designed by local studio Hariri Pontarini Architects, has topped out at 106 storeys, marking a significant milestone in the completion of Canada's tallest building. Read more
OMA unveils "incubator of both food and community" in Casa Wabi Mushroom Pavilion
The New York office of OMA has created an incubator for mushroom production on the campus of arts organisation Fundación Casa Wabi in Oaxaca, Mexico. Read more
Perforated floors cast dappled light through London extension by ConForm Architects
Perforated metal floorplates allow sunlight to filter deep into the interiors of Komorebi, a terraced home in London renovated by local architecture studio ConForm Architects. Read more
Exhibition of Maggie's Centres at V&A Dundee shows "how buildings can care"
An exhibition of the 30-year history of charity Maggie's and its cancer care centres has opened at the V&A Dundee, displaying original models and drawings by world-famous architects, including the late Frank Gehry. Read more
Is this the end of the Pritzker Architecture Prize?
What do the revelations about Tom Pritzker's association with Jeffrey Epstein mean for the Pritzker Architecture Prize? The latest episode of Dezeen Weekly is available now. Read more
Infinix debuts Pininfarina-designed Note 60 Ultra phone
Italian design studio Pininfarina has channelled its expertise in sports cars into the design of its first phone, created with Chinese technology brand Infinix. Read more
"We're certainly not making any compromises on the design" says Apple's head of design
The affordable MacBook Neo was designed without reducing the quality of materials or processes says Apple's vice president of industrial design Molly Anderson in this exclusive interview. Read more
Linde Hermans designs Bristle seating to mimic jumbo brushes
Belgian designer Linde Hermans has developed a collection of furniture that evokes traditional wooden brushes, propped up by thousands of bristles that function as an alternative to wheels or gliders. Read more
Lenovo Legion Go Fold Concept brings foldable screen to gaming
Chinese technology brand Lenovo has brought foldability to handheld gaming with the Legion Go Fold Concept, shown at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Read more
AP Design House creates "relaxed, lived-in" taverna in Sydney
Australian firm AP Design House has completed a Greek restaurant in Sydney defined by stainless steel, concrete and mid-century seating. Read more
How Donald Trump is using architecture to reshape Washington DC
US president Donald Trump and his administration are using architecture to reshape the American capital at a pace unmatched in recent memory. We explore how the president is utilising design to cement his legacy. Read more
Dezeen Agenda features Nike's portable stadium kit
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features a modular stadium kit that allows football to be played anywhere. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. Read more
"Large amount of public input" delays White House ballroom vote
The NCPC is not expected to vote today on the contentious White House East Wing Modernization proposal, due to "the large amount of public input on the project". Read more
Gambosa lamp by Mathias Hahn for Marset
Dezeen Showroom: the typical components of a table lamp – shade, stem and base – are given a sculptural interpretation in this light by designer Mathias Hahn for Spanish brand Marset. Read more
Wiercinski Studio designs bespoke, industrial-style furniture for renovation of historic villa
Local practice Wiercinski Studio has updated a 1930s villa in Poznań, Poland, creating a total of 45 bespoke, industrial-style fittings and furniture pieces to celebrate Polish craftsmanship. Read more
"Maybe the Pritzker delay says exactly what we need right now"
With the Pritzker Architecture Prize in potential jeopardy over its patron's links to Jeffrey Epstein, Edwin Heathcote reflects on the award's relevance in 2026. Read more
Shigeru Ban to create wooden concert hall inside 19th-century armory
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban has unveiled the design for a timber concert hall in Altdorf, Switzerland, which will be located inside a listed historic building. Read more
US-Israeli airstrike damages UNESCO-listed palace in Tehran
UNESCO has reported that World Heritage-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran has been damaged following a nearby airstrike in the Iranian capital. Read more
Apple launches first-ever budget MacBook
Technology brand Apple has launched the MacBook Neo, which it describes as its "most affordable laptop ever". Read more