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Dezeen promotion: architects and designers working across Europe are invited to submit their hospitality projects to the 2020 edition of the AHEAD Europe awards. Read more View the full article

A multifunctional stool and bentwood chair are two of Frattinifrilli's latest products, launching as part of VDF's collaboration with Ventura Projects. Read more View the full article

Multidisciplinary collective Studio ThusThat explored the "invisible" material of copper as a low-carbon alternative to concrete when developing its This is Copper furniture collection. Read more View the full article

We’ve just sent out the latest issue of Dezeenmail – have a look at it here. Dezeenmail is sent out roughly every two weeks and contains a selection of Dezeen’s best stories and comments, along with all our latest competitions and jobs. </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

Paul Flowers, chief design officer of water technology brand Lixil, discusses the latest trends in bathroom design in this talk produced by Dezeen for today's Grohe x VDF collaboration. Read more View the full article

Electric vehicle brand Arrival has launched a zero-emissions bus aimed at making public transport viable in the coronavirus era. Read more View the full article

Designaffairs Studio of Germany have designed a conceptual oxygen inhaler for a future scenario where there’s not enough oxygen in the air for humans to survive. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

New York architect Peter Marino has completed the new flagship Louis Vuitton Maison on London’s Bond Street, featuring glass windows lined with golden chainmail. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

 London studio West Architecture refurbished the ground floor of this London office by dividing the lobby and meeting room with sliding wooden screens. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

Here’s a dental clinic by Openlab Architects of Portugal, where the waiting room and reception are separated by a curtain of twisting metal strips. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

Dezeen promotion: design brand Luminaire present a lecture and reception with furniture and rug designer Paola Lenti at Outdoor Therapy in Miami on 7 October. (more…) </img></img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has won the competition to design the new V&A Museum planned for Dundee in Scotland. (more…) </img></img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

These conceptual cooling units by London designers PostlerFerguson would be made from 3D-printed sand. (more…) </img></img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

Vienna architect Wolfgang Tschapeller has won a competition to design the new Centre for Promotion of Science in Belgrade, Serbia, with this design supported on a network of diagonal stilts. (more…) </img></img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

This week Steve Jobs resigned as CEO of Apple amid a flurry of praise for his contributions to the design world, although Dezeen readers slammed designs for the new Apple headquarters by Foster + Partners only last week. Zaha Hadid released new images of her enormous retail complex for Beijing, Henning Larsen Architects completed the Harpa Concert and Conference Centre in Reykjavík and we rounded up all our stories about interiors that don’t quite look finished. Herzog & de Meuron finally launched a website, although it didn’t go down too well on Twitter. www.zaha-hadid.com and www.rosslovegrove.com have also had recent makeovers – tell us what you think her…

Dezeen Screen: in this film from the Tales of the Hunt series by Brussels gallerist Victor Hunt, designers Shay Alkalay and Yael Mer of Raw Edges show how they make furniture with a pleated, paper-like skin that’s strong enough to sit on. Watch the movie » </img></img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

This week on Dezeen we featured a couple of intriguing aviation stories: our readers were amused and bemused by a transportation concept resembling a floating inflatable cloud, while Foster + Partners completed the world’s first commercial spaceport in the New Mexico desert. Meanwhile, a proposal for an office completely covered in digital adverts drew unfavourable comparisons to sci-fi film Bladerunner and two universities got new digs: a former granary was transformed by Stanton Wiliams into a campus for Central Saint Martins in London and Steven Holl Architects released images of an aluminium clad sports centre for Columbia University that is under construction in Ne…

The perforated brick walls of this triangular house in Barcelona overlap at the corners. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

A wave of timber undulates around the eaves of a waterside restaurant in Oslo by Danish architects MAPT. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

This small rusty cabin designed by Oslo architects Manthey Kula provides public toilets along one of Norway’s tourist routes. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

The two storeys that London architects Project Orange have added to the roof of a redundant brick warehouse in Sheffield look like another building stacked on top. (more…) </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> </img> View the full article

Milan 2012: Australian designer Marc Newson presented this child’s rocking horse for Italian brand Magis at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan last week. (more…) View the full article

More hidden furniture: French designer Paul Menand has created a stool that hides two others inside it. (more…) View the full article

Vertiginous swimming pools will cantilever like diving boards from every apartment in this tower proposed for Lima, Peru, by Mexican studio DCPP Arquitectos. (more…) View the full article

French designers Ciguë modelled this north London store for skin and haircare brand Aesop on a 1930s medical laboratory. (more…) View the full article