This week, Dezeen was in Venice for the architecture biennale, where we spoke to its curators Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, reviewed the British Pavilion, and had screenings of our drone documentary, Elevation.
At the biennale architecture firm Caruso St John and artist Marcus Taylor installed a huge platform on the roof of the British Pavilion to create a metaphor about Brexit.
Swiss Pavilion invites you to explore bland rental homes as if you're Alice in Wonderland
Also in Venice we visited the Swiss Pavilion where the scale of fixtures and fittings had been altered to give visitors an Alice In Wonderland experience.
Huge blobs that inflate and deflate in response to changing environmental conditions were installed at the Nordic Pavilion, while the over 10,000 plants were used to recreate the grassland of southeast Victoria inside Australia's pavilion. Dezeen's "mind-blowing" drone documentary Elevation premieres in New York
In New York, Dezeen's documentary Elevation, an 18-minute movie that looks at how drones will transform cities, was shown for the first time, at a premier attended by leading artists and designers. The premiere was followed by screenings in London and Venice.
To coincide with the launch of the film, Dezeen rounded up 10 ways that drones are being used to change the world, from urban delivery systems to robot bees.
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