Decorative brick-clad buildings fold around courtyards at the Aga Khan Academy Dhaka, a boarding school in Bangladesh designed by British practice Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios with architecture studio Shatotto Architecture for Green Living.

Visuals of fireworks and the moon were among those to illuminate the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas as it was lit up to celebrate the Fourth of July.

British-Ghanaian architect David Adjaye has been accused of sexual assault and harassment by three former employees. He has since relinquished his role as a design advocate for the mayor of London.

Promotion a Morse code-like pattern of domed brickwork by US brick company Glen-Gery was chosen for a mixed-used building in New York City designed by US architect Morris Adjmi.

The US Federal Aviation Administration has awarded a special airworthiness certificate to Armada Model Zero, a prototype electric car that can go from driving to flying by launching straight up into the air like a drone.

International architecture studio HKS has reduced the plans for its Wilson Tower in Austin, Texas, just six months after unveiling the designs for the skyscraper.

Japanese architect Toyo Ito has completed Gaia, a six-storey business school at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore that is built almost entirely from mass timber.

The Re:Create Design Challenge invites readers to repurpose old Samsung devices or materials into new products or services.

German architect and Obel Award-winner Anna Heringer has said she is "deeply sorry" for the legacy of architecture from wealthy countries in a talk at the UIA World Congress of Architects in Copenhagen.

Fashion brand Ganni and materials company Polybion have debuted a jacket grown by bacteria, marking a milestone for bacterial cellulose as a leather alternative.

US cities must push for more mid-rise buildings and better public spaces to become more equitable, 2023 AIA Gold Medal winner Carol Ross Barney tells Dezeen in this interview.

The proliferation of AI poses major challenges for the natural world, according to tech-focused artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, whose latest work uses neural networks to replicate birdsong.