The Design Museum’s 13th annual prize has 74 nominees across six categories from graphics to digital, highlighting the most innovative and provocative need-to-know projects from the past year.
The 50MW facility near Manchester hopes to store enough power for roughly 50,000 homes.
Oslo-based studio Neue's designs for Norway's new passports have been realised after six years of development, featuring illustrations of the country's landscape that change from day to night under UV light.
Swiss brand Freitag has created a shop in Zurich, which is a “micro-factory” where customers can help make their own bag out of recycled tarpaulins.
Powerhouse Company has created a reception building topped with a circular walking trail as part of a development in Chengdu, China.
The gallery’s oldest and largest exhibition is online for the first time featuring works by Grayson Perry, Cornelia Parker, Ai Weiwei, Yinka Shonibare and more on the WeTransfer background.
The Lensvelt D-Chair is designed by communication and design agency Staat with a frame that incorporates a coat hanger and evokes “fragile insect feet”.
Show the bugs who's boss.
Swedish brand String is showcasing is outdoor shelving as part of the Dezeen x Planted collaboration during this year's London Design Festival.
People share the oldest gadgets they still use, via social media.
A traditional newsagent in central London has been given a makeover to create “an Alice in Wonderland experience” with a warren of luxurious rooms.
‘The Worm’ is a showcase of NASA’s iconic logos – from the original 1974 manual, all the way to up to its eventual banishment in the early 1990s
The colourful bedrooms that Note Design Studio has slotted under the roof of The Mantelpiece Loft are meant to resemble “life-sized building blocks”.
Coronavirus-inspired stencils on tube train feature rats with surgical face masks and hand sanitiser
AMAA has installed eight shipping containers in an Italian factory as a permanent installation that aims to investigate what architecture is.
The second best thing about Bao (after its buns) is its humorous and eclectic visual identity, the vision of its creative polymath founders Shing, Erchen and Wai Ting.
The Berliner Ensemble theatre group has removed around 500 of its 700 seats to prepare for reopening in alignment with Germany's social-distancing policies in September.
Architecture office Al-Jawad Pike used precast stone blocks that take their colour from Glamis Castle in Scotland to create a “refuge” for Aesop in a London shopping centre.
A triangular window punctures the slanted, charred-wood walls of this sculptural office cabin designed by prefab housing designers Koto.
Architecture studio Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes has built a curving wood and steel bridge over railway tracks in Angers, France.
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