Canadian start-up Aurea Technologies has developed a portable wind turbine that compacts down to the size of a water bottle and was designed to provide reliable, renewable energy on the go.

Milan design week is over but we're continuing to post the best shows and products. Fashion brand Hermès has built four large structures modelled on water towers and covered in translucent sheets of coloured paper.

Architecture studio Snøhetta has released photos showing how its underwater restaurant, Under, has become covered in marine life since reaching completion in Norway three years ago.

Chicago artist Theaster Gates has unveiled a cylindrical Black Chapel as this year's Serpentine Pavilion in London's Kensington Gardens.

Promotion: Panasonic Design Flux hosted a panel discussion during Milan design week that explored the alternative approaches that brands and designers can undertake to help improve the health and wellbeing of people and the planet.

Bartlett director Bob Sheil has stepped down in response to last week's report highlighting bullying, racism and sexual misconduct at the London architecture school.

Colorado-based Prometheus Materials has developed masonry blocks from a low-carbon cement-like material grown from micro-algae.

Cutlery, candle holders and chairs were among the numerous items designed by the late Virgil Abloh that were launched at this year's Milan design week.

Placing greenery and trees on buildings is not a passing fad, says designer Thomas Heatherwick in this exclusive interview.

Chicago-based Studio Gang has broken ground on a residential project in San Francisco that forms part of the Mission Rock development, which includes skyscrapers by MVRDV and Henning Larsen.

British architecture studio Stufish's hexagonal ABBA Arena in east London has opened as the venue for Swedish pop group ABBA's virtual reunion tour.

The adaption of an Oscar Niemeyer-designed house in Lebanon and a circular school in Iran are on the 20-strong shortlist for the Aga Khan Award for Architecture 2022.

The Trees of Trees installation for the Platinum Jubilee is just the latest project by British designer Thomas Heatherwick to trigger controversy. Here are eight of his most divisive works. 

Architecture critic Oliver Wainwright has used artificial intelligence to generate a speculative proposal for next year's Serpentine Pavilion.