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Office of McFarlane Biggar constructs a jungle gym for little tykes that also highlights how to build sustainably with wood.

Mini-Studio, in Mexico City, by Frente Arquitectura.

Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects creates a tastefully glam New York flagship for the fashion designer’s new cosmetics line.

Revered for courting controversy, taunting authorities and inspiring millions as much as he is for his art, the Chinese artist is the subject of According to What?, a globe-trotting exhibit that’s just landed in Toronto.

For a hospital in Malawi, designers Luc van Hoeckel and Pim van Baarsen transform a parking lot into a playground using recycled materials.

Karina Wiciak, of Polish design firm Wamhouse, tailors a concept bar and restaurant in Chojnice, Poland.

Public art designers Joe O’Connell + Blessing Hancock Public Art transform Texas State University’s campus into a bioluminescent landscape.

For the Burrell Street Sexual Health Centre, located beneath two railway arches in London, local firm Urban Salon created a friendly interior with cheeky graphic elements.

These ultra-mod accessories, including Snøhetta’s tweed blankets and Eva Solo’s neoprene-covered carafe, are the finishing touches for a delightful afternoon al fresco.

In Osaka, Japan, Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects cuts a house-shaped front window into a monolithic facade that otherwise blends in with the neighbourhood.