This week on Dezeen
It’s been a good week for Japanese houses on Dezeen, including one shaped like an arrow pointing at the sky (above).
UNESCO announced a crack-down on high-rise architecture in London as it emerged that nine of the 20 tallest buildings under construction in the world are located in China.
Microsoft got its first new logo since 1987 and New York got a new font for its street signs.
Other popular stories include a redesign for Copenhagen to cope with climate change (above) and a robot that builds architectural structures from sand or soil (below).
Meanwhile previews of the Venice Architecture Biennale so far include a giant metal funnel from Zaha Hadid (below) and an exhibition dedicated to architectural copying by FAT.
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