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Mamout adds "smallest possible extension" to townhouse in Brussels

Belgian studio Mamout has extended a townhouse in Brussels, adding a small garden room built from a prefabricated shell of pastel green-coloured steel.

Elding Oscarson creates CLT dome theatre inside Swedish museum extension

Architecture studio Elding Oscarson has extended the National Swedish Museum of Technology with Wisdome Stockholm, a timber building topped by a curving roof that bulges over a dome inside.

"Has Milan design week become a victim of its own popularity?"

Milan design week seemed to show that the industry has given up on reducing its planetary impact and creating products for regular people, writes Max Fraser.

Four weeks left to enter Dezeen Awards 2024

Dezeen Awards celebrates the world's best architecture, interiors and design, as well as the individuals and studios behind it. With only four weeks left to enter Dezeen Awards 2024, start your entry today!

Dice furniture changes function depending on how you "throw" it

Swiss studio Kosmos Architects has designed Dice, a multifaceted piece of oak furniture that can be used as a stool, a coffee table, a lamp or a footrest.

Christien Meindertsma develops linoleum tiles that can be remolded "like playdough"

Dutch designer Christien Meindertsma aimed to rebrand linoleum and establish a new visual language for the misunderstood material with the Flaxwood tiles she has created for manufacturer Dzek.

Hawaii house by Walker Warner Architects designed to be "elegant but spare"

American studio Walker Warner Architects has completed Hale Kiawe, a family retreat with simple, gabled forms that are set within an undulating landscape dotted with chunky lava rocks.

SOM designs skyscraper with "exposed structure" for Miami

American architecture studio SOM has designed a skyscraper in Downtown Miami defined by two expansive terraces and an "exposed structure".

Architecture criticism in 2024 defined by "shouting and not a lot of clarity" says Paul Goldberger

The transition from print to online journalism has led to "chaos" within architecture criticism that has upsides as well as downsides, author Paul Goldberger tells Dezeen in this exclusive interview.