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Ilse Crawford has cast her enchanting touch across the English inn, using country materials such as rush matting, tweed and pewter. >

Japanese starchitect Shigeru Ban's Paper Tea House reached £31 700 at a Phillips de Pury and Company auction. >

Durban architect Ruben Reddy has accelerated into the fast lane of international sporting structures. >

The 2007 DaimlerChrysler Award for South African Architecture exhibition will be on show in Cape Town until March 30. >

Seeking to return to its artistic roots, the Mother City Queer Project appointed designer Heath Nash as creative director for 2007. >

Creative consultancy Animal Farm brewed a clever idea to highlight the plight of the already stretched Fire Department. >

One hundred artworks have been chosen from the 2 147 entries submitted for the inaugural Spier Contemporary 2007 exhibition. >

Jaime Hayón has collaborated with chef Paco Roncero to design a new restaurant interior for La Terraza del Casino de Madrid. >

The OpenThinkBox: TimePod 2007 design competition captured the imagination of architects around the world. >

Nicknamed “Ed’s Shed”, the house that UK architect David Adjaye designed for photographer friend Ed Reeve took just five days to build. >

Design Indaba’s 10 x 10 Housing Project has challenged 10 architectural teams to provide innovative and dynamic design solutions for the low-cost housing sector >

Taswald Pillay, from the University of Johannesburg, has scooped the prestigious PG Bison Interior Design Student of the Year Award. >

The interior design for SRK Legal Assistance in the Hague is a tribute to the Dutch flower. >

Michael MacGarry writes about the South African exhibition at the 10th Venice International Architecture Biennale. >

Providing the right solution between cool design and peace of mind, ZenKaya is a new local concept for prefab living and working space. >

The first contemporary flagship store for Longchamp has been designed by Heatherwick Studio. >

Mike Edmonds, an associate director of Arup, identified five of the world's most significant sustainable architecture projects. >

Foremost eco-architect Keith Struthers of Natural Architecture builds with sustainable materials like clay, wood, living plants and stone. >

A "starchitect" with an artistic vision, David Adjaye's London-based studio is winning some of the world's most prestigious commissions. >

Shigeru Ban's experiments with paper architecture over the past 10 years have encompassed diverse constructions. >

A celebration of Lucy Orta's architectural fashion. >