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In Junya Ishigami’s fittingly named installation Architecture as Air, the main structure appears to float effortlessly. Now open at the Barbican Art Gallery in London, the exhibition explores and redefines the aesthetics of minimalism.

At Zuiderzeen Museum, outside Amsterdam, an exhibition of works by dozens of designers demonstrates how the invention of new processes can become the goal and not just the means.

For the first time in its 12-year history, MoMA PS1’s Young Architect Program has gone beyond New York, collaborating with MAXXI in Rome to host a summer installation by Roman architecture firm stARTT.

Last night at Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre, over 300 guests were on hand to cheer on the 14 winners of our first international awards program, and to take in the newly installed AZ Awards exhibit – on all summer at Harbourfront Centre.

As part of Modern by Design, a group exhibition opening in June at the High Museum in Atlanta, the Dutch designer shows visitors how things might be made in the future.

Industrial design students at New York’s Pratt Institute recently enjoyed an opportunity that many young designers would probably kill for – the chance to develop product prototypes under the guidance of Italian furniture company Cappellini.

Brokenoff Brokenoff at Gallery R’Pure, ending today, honours Wong’s subversive art-design work.

A team of 44 grade eight students from The School at Columbia University worked with Bernhardt Design and New York design firm Aruliden to reinvent the classroom.

In the NoHo Design District, find furnishings exclusively made from parts by hardware supplier McMaster-Carr for the second edition of McMasterpieces.

In Manhattan’s East Village, Harry Allen showcases his new pieces for Brazil’s Nó da Terra and Vialight.