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On an island off the coast of Osaka, Japan, Shuhei Endo builds a ­dramatic theatre-in-the-round for an ancient form of puppetry.

Brooklyn’s new basketball arena, by SHoP Architects, scores major points for a massive development.

The Singapore and Barcelona studio creates timeless furnishings and interiors with a modern yet warm sensibility.

A vibrant cafe in Tokyo, designed by Wonderwall, is entirely devoted to crafting the finest chocolate from around the world.

Last week at Design Miami, Kenya Hara presented a collection of ultra-modern dog houses and furniture, by such prominent architects as Sou Fujimoto, MVRDV and – of course – Atelier Bow-Wow.

For a private meeting centre in China, Richard Meier creates a serene white structure.

New York’s Jeremy Barbour and his Tacklebox studio devise surprising interiors with nothing more than thousands of lunch bags and newspapers.

Protecting Cartagena’s Roman ruins, a bold architectural canopy evokes a ­fissure between past and present.

The Italian home accessories manufacturer teams up with the Cranbrook Academy of Art for a collection of alumni-designed tableware that resembles elegant metal sculptures.

At the 12×12 exhibit at WantedDesign, one of the biggest offsite venues of New York Design Week, a group of New Yorkers created surprising furnishings out of repurposed wood.