Funeral home in Alicante by COR (Consulting of Creative Resources).

Designboom's coverage of Wonderwall's traveling exhibition 'Wonderwall Archives'.

Residence St Hubert in Montreal by naturehumaine architecture design.

Designed by Cape Town’s most beloved architect, Stefan Antoni Olmesdahl Truen Architects (SAOTA), this amazing house was named First Crescent Villa.

Randomly generated bird feathers combine to describe the underlying logics that build birds' lightweight, insulative, watertight, durable, flight-giving skin. By Phil Seaton.

Houses for the elderly in Alcácer do Sal, Portugal by Aires Mateus Arquitectos

Alex Haw of Atmos creates gorgeous and sensous residential stairs.

House extension from Kilkoro Architekci in Poznan.

Vying for attention in a neighbourhood of luxury outlets, Marc Jacobs‘ Tokyo flagship store has been given a surprisingly simple, yet utterly effective, trio of façades by New York’s Stephan Jaklitsch Architects.

Dutch Invertuals, an individual collective, exhibited 'Matter of Time' during this year’s Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. Designers of the Basis Table are Daphna Isaacs & Laurens Manders. An extraordinary table, full of history.

The Design Bar and VIP Lounge at the Stockholm Furniture Fair, designed by Katrin Greiling.

Interior design firm Wonderwall have now produced a monograph of their work, Wonderwall Archive 01, available from Parco Publishing.

The DMH residence by MIM Design in Melbourne.

Beautiful view from the Wissioming Residence designed by Robert Gurney Architect located in Glen Echo, Maryland.

BOOM is a planned community in California designed by a supergroup of ten architecture firms (incuding Diller Scofidio + Renfro and LOT-EK, with branding by Bruce Mau).

Bank of Moscow’s offices in central Moscow’s Kuznetsky Most area with interiors by Alexey Kuzmin.

MTV's Berlin headquarters rebranded by Dan Pearlman.

Kodály Centre by Hungarian architects Építész Stúdió contains a concert hall and conference centre in Pécs, Hungary.

Iakov Chernikhov International Prize 2010 : Fantastic Norway

Evolver, a spiral shaped viewing platform in Zermatt, Siwtzerland from Alice Studio (students from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne).

'Out of the Strong' by McChesney Architects for the atrium of the Angel Building for Derwent London.

What Happens When, a New York restaurant from vaunted NYC chef John Fraser that will change its look and menu every month.

2 Place de l’Opéra, a bank concept store for BNP Paribas in Paris, created by Paris-based architect Fabrice Ausset of Zoevox

The award-winning Whitepod is an eco-friendly hotel set in the stunning Swiss Alps. The 15 dome-like pods are designed to blend in with the surroundings, not only visually but also by having a low impact on the environment.

Orange Cube by Jacob + Macfarlane Architects in Quai Rambaud, Lyon.

Ippolito Fleitz designs with extravagance for the new Palace of International Forums in Uzbekistan

n|Strip - an installation by THEVERYMANY at the gallery Synesthesie in Paris.

B(h)uis by Hoogte Twee Architecten built with PVC tubes. Its spatial aspect, transparency, texture, arrangement and rhythm of diameters, wall thickness fascinates all the viewers.

Studio visit at Berlin based HORT. It was founded by designer Eike König in 1994 as a creative playground. A place where 'work and play' can be said in the same sentence.

The Mini-Maison by Vanden Eeckhoudt-Creyf architectes - a tiny worker's home with a fire pole for circulation!

Designer Sharon Taylor decorated this children's store, Jellybeans, using materials from a local flea market and from eBay, transforming the space into a delicate boutique.

Biased Chains are prototypic chain structures that encode assembly instructions directly into the material parts and demonstrate passive self-assembly.

Rune Fjord and Rosan Bosch (the former Bosch & Fjord)'s design of LEGO's development department in Billund.

Beautiful partitions and curtains made from repurposed billboard signs by Lattice Workshop, an Omaha, Nebraska based studio.

Designboom visit the studio of Odile Decq in Paris.

The reinvention of the synagogue. A project by SeARCH and Manuel Herz Architects

Recycled Porcelain Tile by Graniti Fiandre.

Google's Pittsburgh office by Strada is a fun conversion of a former Nabisco bakery that includes a hanging cargo net hammock, indoor bamboo forest (complete with water falls) and LEED gold certification.

Metal recycling plant by Dekleva Gregoric Arhitekti in Pivka, Slovenia.

Approximating transparency with clay brick in a structure by mab architects in Greece.

London's Royal Academy of Arts has a new restaurant with a stunning interior from Tom Dixon.

A planned new waste-to-energy plant in Copenhagen will feature an art installation by realities:united that will blow 30-metre smoke rings out of its chimney as a reminder of the pollution it is emitting.

Not to be missed 'Yes is More', a beautiful monographic volume devoted to the Bjarke Ingels Group, in a digital version for iPad. It is the first ebook published by Taschen for Apple’s tablet.

In 2000, the NYC Transit Authority joined the artificial reef building program. Hundreds of stripped/decontaminated subway cars were sent to be dumped in the Atlantic Ocean. Captured in 'Next Stop Atlantic' by Stephen Mallon.