UK monarch King Charles III has unveiled his royal cypher, which was designed by the College of Arms and will appear on the country's official buildings, postboxes and passports.

Portuguese practice Fala Atelier has completed a garden apartment for a home in Porto topped by a "concrete crown" inlaid with marble geometry.

Dutch design office Studio Dennis Vanderbroeck have created the world's largest inflatable sculpture, for Italian fashion brand Diesel's Spring Summer 2023 show at Milan Fashion Week.

Promotion: leading online art marketplace Artsper presents a selection of handpicked pieces of art from ten international artists that can be used to decorate and add character to the interior of any home.

British architecture studio Foster + Partners has completed two skyscrapers in Shenzhen called DJI Sky City, which are connected by an open-air suspension bridge over 100 meters above the ground.

Next-gen solar parks that enable energy and food production as well as water conservation to work in synergy on the same plot can help to solve solar's growing land-use issue, according to the researchers making them a reality.

Architecture studios BIG and Carlo Ratti Associati have completed a 280-metre-tall skyscraper in Singapore designed to offer visitors a "seamless transition between the garden and the city".

A proliferation of strangely similar restaurants in our cities is at risk of making them boring places to live, writes Jonathan Nunn.

Canadian architecture studio Partisans has designed a residential tower in Toronto that takes its shape from both natural clouds and revision clouds – a notation architects use in technical drawings.

London-based designer Samuel Wilkinson has created a prototype of a tree-like structure called Ecacia that harvests solar energy while providing a public place to shelter during very hot weather.

US studio Deegan-Day Design & Architecture has designed a California weekend home to hold strong against wildfire and capitalise on views.

Elements of the dismantled Marble Arch Mound that Dutch studio MVRDV designed for central London last year are planned to be reused in the renewal of Ebury estate in Pimlico.