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This week the demolition of Kenzo Tange's modernist gymnasium in Japan was announced and Atkins was revealed as officially working on The Line megacity in Saudi Arabia. Read on for more...
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British practice Ström Architects has updated a period property in Surrey, England, with a large yet discrete extension built from fair-faced concrete and lime-washed brick.
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The demolition of the Kagawa Prefectural Gymnasium in Japan by Pritzker Architecture Prize-winning architect Kenzo Tange has been announced, sparking a petition to save it.
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UK architecture and engineering studio Atkins is the latest studio to have been officially announced as working on The Line megacity in Saudi Arabia.
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Promotion: Chinese architecture practice Studio8 has renovated the interior of a 1930s villa in Hangzhou, China, transforming it into a hotpot restaurant and cocktail bar that celebrates the building's history.
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German architecture firm Henn and the Technical University of Dresden have completed the world's first building made of carbon concrete, which is reinforced with carbon fibre instead of steel.
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British designer Paul Cocksedge has created a sculpture made from high-carbon coal, which was hung and illuminated inside Liverpool Cathedral as a comment on our fossil fuel dependency.
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In a demonstration of remarkable Ukrainian resilience, several rebuilding initiatives are taking place across Ukraine despite continued Russian attacks on civilian areas.
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Organic architecture is less a style or school and more a set of principles, Mexican architect Javier Senosiain and Noguchi Museum curator Dakin Hart tell Dezeen in this interview.
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A planner from Edmonton, Canada, has defended its 15-minute city plan after criticism from locals, saying that the plan uses age-old concepts and "will enable the City of Edmonton to support growth more efficiently".
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Architecture studio Urb has proposed creating The Loop as a covered highway for cyclists and pedestrians that would wrap around Dubai.
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