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Sukchulmok draws on children's toys for photography studio in South Korea

Toy bricks and childhood creativity informed Seoul studio Sukchulmok's design of Curving Block, a tent-like photography studio in South Korea.

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"If everyone believes the future is dystopian, could that cause us to make it dystopian?"

Our collective obsession with cyberpunk narratives risks turning dystopian visions of AI into a self-fulfilling prophecy, writes Freyja Sewell.

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"Nothing has been built yet in Africa" says Venice Golden Lion-winner Demas Nwoko

Nigerian architect Demas Nwoko calls for the creation of an African school of architecture and criticises Europe's influence on the continent's built environment in this exclusive interview.

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Serpentine Pavilion creates "a moment of wonder" says Lina Ghotmeh

In this exclusive video produced by Dezeen for the Serpentine Gallery, French-Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh explains how her Serpentine Pavilion was designed to create a sense of conviviality.

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"Is there no end to David Beckham's talents?" says commenter

In this week's comments update, readers are discussing a pair of Maseratis designed by David Beckham, which were exclusively revealed on Dezeen.

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Eight elevated walkways designed to reach new heights

Following the news that architecture studio EFFEKT has unveiled Norway's first treetop walkway, our latest roundup collects eight pathways around the world that have been dramatically lifted above the ground.

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One month left to enter Dezeen and Samsung's £18,000 Re:Create Design Challenge

There is one month left to enter our Re:Create Design Challenge, which challenges readers to come up with ideas for reusing Samsung electronic devices or waste materials. Enter now before the contest closes on 19 July.

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AI-generated engravings feature in Dragon Flat by Tsuruta Architects

UK-studio Tsuruta Architects has combined artificial intelligence with CNC cutting in a revamp of a home in London's Notting Hill.

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Get listed in Dezeen's digital guide for London Design Festival 2023

If you are hosting an event during the 2023 edition of London Design Festival, you can be listed in Dezeen Events Guide's digital guide to the festival.

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National Portrait Gallery revamp establishes connection to London surroundings

A public forecourt and entrance gates by artist Tracey Emin have been introduced to the National Portrait Gallery in London as part of a major renovation led by local studios Jamie Fobert Architects and Purcell.

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Mary English and Xavier Vendrell arrange three courtyards for San Antonio house

Local studios Mary English and Xavier Vendrell Architects have lined up three courtyards on a linear suburban plot for a white stucco house in San Antonio, Texas.

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Dezeen Agenda features David Beckham's designs for a pair of Maseratis

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Kengo Kuma unveils "sculptural and iconic" skyscraper in Vancouver

Japanese architecture studio Kengo Kuma & Associates has completed a skyscraper in Vancouver, Canada, with a curved form and a semi-enclosed amphitheatre at its base.

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Corcoran School of the Arts and Design presents ten interior architecture projects

Dezeen School Shows: a sports centre informed by Washington DC's street system is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at the George Washington University.

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Humanscale launches inclusive task chair for the home and office

Promotion: office furniture brand Humanscale has released the Path office chair, created to be a comfortable seat without the need for adjustments.

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Original wood flooring by Notch

Dezeen Showroom: flooring company Notch has launched its latest collection of engineered wood flooring that is made from European oak.

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Rook stool by Ross Gardam

Dezeen Showroom: Australian designer Ross Gardam looked to chess pieces for the design of the Rook stool, which is available in three types of solid wood.

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