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Ryuichi Ashizawa Architects incorporates egg-shaped tomb into Sakai house

Japanese studio Ryuichi Ashizawa Architects has attached an egg-shaped tomb to an "unconventional" house in the city of Sakai, Osaka prefecture.

This week's VDF highlights include Vitra, Neri&Hu, Lee Broom, Gaetano Pesce and Es Devlin

Week ten of Virtual Design Festival featured live interviews with Mariam Kamara and Lee Broom, a panel discussion with Stellar Works featuring Space Copenhagen and Neri&Hu, plus the launch of our collaboration with Swiss furniture brand Vitra.

Flying Gherkin stars in Foster + Partners' children's book

UK architecture studio Foster + Partners has made an illustrated online book starring its Gherkin skyscraper as part of an initiative to entertain children during the coronavirus pandemic.

15 architecture projects by University of Applied Arts Vienna students

This VDF school show by the University of Applied Arts Vienna's Institute of Architecture features a temporary hospital designed for pandemics and a facility that supports women living in the European slum.

This week, designers heralded a sustainable future

This week on Dezeen, Parley for the Oceans founder Cyrill Gutsch predicted we'll have pollution-eliminating biofabricated materials with the decade, and Arrival launched an electric bus.

Clustered prefab cabins form hotel in Chilean Patagonia

Chilean architecture studio Larrou has designed a hotel near a field where sheep graze in Patagonia from wood-clad cabins that were prefabricated.

Stained plywood box houses kitchen and bedroom in renovated Seattle condo

US architecture firm GoCstudio has inserted a dark plywood box into an apartment in Seattle that doubles as a studio space for an amateur photographer.

Live talk on gender equality in design as part of VDF's collaboration with What Design Can Do

In the final part of Virtual Design Festival's day of talks with What Design Can Do, curator Jimena Acosta and artist Larissa Ribeiro discussed gender equality in design

BART and Ronin design virtual exhibition New Horizons to launch Vredestein car tyres

Dezeen promotion: Dutch design agencies BART and Ronin have created a digital exhibition for tyre company Vredestein to launch its winter tyre and bring the new visual identity "refined by design" to life.

Lucerne School of Art and Design students celebrate textiles as unsung heroes

Nine projects from Lucerne School of Art and Design graduates, presented here in their VDF school show, highlight the craft and heritage inherent in textiles in a bid to raise their public profile.

Live talk on decolonising design as part of VDF's collaboration with What Design Can Do

In the second part of Virtual Design Festival's day of talks with What Design Can Do, designer Anoushka Khandwala and fashion curator Sunny Dolat discussed how colonialism has shaped design.

Expormim presents an outdoor rug and two chairs at VDF products fair

VDF products fair is showcasing three furniture and homeware pieces by Spanish brand Expormim, which can be used inside or outside.

Link rug by MUT Design for Expormim

VDF products fair: Ropes of different sizes are interwoven to create the undulating Link outdoor rug, which has been developed for Expormim by Spanish studio MUT Design.

Petale chair by MUT Design for Expormim

VDF products fair: The gently curved shape of a flower petal served as a model for the backrest of the Petale chair by MUT Design for Spanish furniture brand Expormim.