This week, Tracey Emin announced plans to leave London following rejection of Chipperfield-designed studio
This week on Dezeen, artist Tracey Emin controversially announced plans to move her studio from London to the Kent coast. More
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This week, self-driving cars from Uber and Google both hit headlines
This week on Dezeen, Google announced that its self-driving car project will continue life as a new company, while Uber's fleet of autonomous vehicles got in hot water just hours after taking to the streets. More
This week, Rem Koolhaas and Peter Eisenman spoke out about Donald Trump
This week, Rem Koolhaas expressed his lack of surprise at Donald Trump's sweep to victory while Peter Eisenman revealed that he had previously been "tricked" by the US president-elect. More
This week, the row over Patrik Schumacher's controversial speech escalated
This week on Dezeen, the architecture industry and the public reacted to the housing manifesto set out by Zaha Hadid Architects director Patrik Schumacher, with Hadid's closest confidantes disowning the architect's words. More
This week, a Chinese startup unveiled the world's fastest electric supercar
This week on Dezeen, a Chinese company launched the world's fastest electric car, while Jonathan Ive and Marc Newson teamed up to create a Christmas tree installation.
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This week, 2016's best building was revealed and Patrik Schumacher ruffled feathers
This week on Dezeen, the best architecture of 2016 was lauded at the World Architecture Festival in Berlin, where Zaha Hadid Architects director Patrik Schumacher gave a keynote speech calling for social housing to be scrapped. More
This week, we launched Dezeen Hot List and the design community reacted to Trump's victory
This week on Dezeen we published the first-ever Dezeen Hot List, revealing the top 400 names in architecture and design, while Donald Trump won the US presidential election, prompting reactions across the industry. More
This week, Herzog & de Meuron completed a concert hall and started on a Mies extension
Herzog & de Meuron dominated the headlines this week. The Swiss firm revealed its plans to extend Mies van der Rohe's seminal Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, while its long-delayed Hamburg concert hall finally completed. More
This week, Philippe Starck and Kodak both revealed new smartphones
This week saw French designer Philippe Starck and American imaging company Kodak both venture into smartphone design. More
This week, Trump's border wall was visualised and his handwriting became a typeface
This week, Donald Trump's Mexican border wall was envisioned as a Barragán-inspired pink barrier, and Dezeen was annotated using a typeface based on the US presidential candidate's handwriting. More
This week, David Bowie was revealed as an extensive collector of Memphis design
This week on Dezeen, Sotheby's announced that David Bowie's personal collection of Memphis furniture – which is over 100 pieces strong – will go up for auction in November. More
This week, Caruso St John won the Stirling Prize and Google launched a universal typeface
Google unveiled a typeface that spans every written language, and this year's Stirling Prize was awarded to Caruso St John with its gallery for Damien Hirst. More
This week, Toyo Ito's Taichung Opera House opened to the public
This week on Dezeen: Toyo Ito's cavernous opera house opened in the Taiwanese city of Taichung, while cultural buildings by Zaha Hadid Architects and Amanda Levete neared completion. More
This week, Moby criticised a hotel room by Zaha Hadid and Tate told Neo Bankside to get curtains
This week Moby slammed the ergonomics of a Zaha Hadid-designed hotel room, while Nicholas Serota waded into the feud between Neo Bankside residents and Tate Modern. More
This week, Heatherwick unveiled the centrepiece for New York's Hudson Yards development
This week on Dezeen: this week British designer Thomas Heatherwick presented a structure comprising 154 staircases for a vast development in Manhattan's West Side and we geared up for next week's London Design Festival. More
This week, Apple revealed its latest iPhone and attracted widespread criticism
This week on Dezeen: tech giant Apple unveiled a host of new products during its annual conference in San Francisco this week, and came up against a backlash from our readers. More
This week, shortlists for Designs of the Year and the UK's worst building were announced
This week on Dezeen: nominations for awards including the UK's Carbuncle Cup, London Design Museum's Designs of the Year and Finland's most important architecture prize were all unveiled this week. More
This week, the world's longest glass bridge opened in China and the "Flying Bum" crashed
This week on Dezeen: a 430-metre-long glass bridge opened to the public and the world's largest aircraft crashed during its second test flight this week. More
This week, Heatherwick defended his Garden Bridge after a funding gap was revealed
This week on Dezeen: British designer Thomas Heatherwick was forced to defend his Garden Bridge proposal this week after reports emerged that the project was missing £22 million in funding. More
This week, Ai Weiwei slammed China's approach to architecture but Herzog defended it
This week on Dezeen: artist and political activist Ai Weiwei accused China's government of restricting architectural discussion this week, while architect Jacques Herzog declared his support for the administration's plans to curb "weird" buildings in the country. More