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Leopold Banchini Architects has created Asympta, a pavilion that evokes the "unknown domestic architectures" of prehistoric societies.

Designer Nik Bentel used the humble shopping trolley as his inspiration for the Trolley Bag, designed for supermarket Lidl as a "twist on the everyday food shop experience".

Verner Panton caused a sensation with his pioneering approach to furniture and lighting design. For our mid-century modern series, we profile the Danish designer, whose colourful pieces and interiors define an era.

The original Hoxton hotel in east London has been given a refresh after two decades, featuring warm and welcoming materials and second-hand furniture, as seen in our latest Dezeen Exclusive.

Architecture studio Metrooffice Architetti has renovated an abandoned Italian factory for fashion brand Balenciaga, creating a sculptural reinforced-concrete building where "nothing is concealed or decorative".

Design company Form Portfolios has acquired Dansk, the homewares brand co-founded by Danish modernist Jens Quistgaard, and plans to "carry forward everything Dansk represents".

Singapore-based Open Studio has turned a school hall in the 1960s New Bahru building into a multi-purpose venue, juxtaposing its original teak panelling and mosaic flooring with galvanised-steel details.

Danish studio Norrøn Architects designed the interior of Hotel Hans, which straddles two Copenhagen neighbourhoods, by blending the greenery of Frederiksberg with Nørrebro's industrial vibe.

For our latest lookbook, we've collected homes, offices and shops where Japanese shoji screens were used to create practical and beautiful sliding doors and walls.

This week, Mexican studio Lanza Atelier was revealed as this year's Serpentine Pavilion architect and it released visuals of its design.