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By deftly modulating natural and artificial light throughout the Art Museum Ahrenshoop in Germany, Staab Architekten and Licht Kunst Licht put the focus where it belongs: on the artworks.

Kinesit by Arper conceals its ergonomic office-chair mechanisms in a sleek and elegant profile.

The minimal and flexible Grip table, designed by Troels Grum-Schwensen for Randers + Radius, can be reconfigured on a whim.

Fireclay Tile of San Francisco recycles burned-out TVs into bright new tile.

A humble brief for a poets’ home extension in Syracuse, New York, led to the daring Haffendon House, a white box punctured in irregular windows, by PARA Project.

Constructed in indigenous bamboo by local tradespeople, the Pani Community Centre gives back in more ways than one to the people of Rajarhat, Bangladesh.

Philip Beesley’s jaw-dropping installation anticipates the future of architecture: alive, responsive and transformative.

Oiseau des Iles, a stunning social housing project in France by Antonini Darmon, features framed-in balconies that animate its geometric facade.

Toronto’s June Callwood Park is a vibrant tapestry – incorporating a grove of urban forest – inspired by a sonic blueprint.

An instructional living organ, the Melbourne School of Design, by John Wardle Architects and NADAAA, teaches architecture and design students to aim high.