This week on Dezeen, we revealed the winning architecture, interior and design projects for Dezeen Awards 2019.
Ten category winners were announced in each sector, including a shelter built by students for archaeologists in Peru in architecture, a 17.6-square-metre micro flat in Taipei in interiors, and a self-cleaning water bottle in design.
One of the ten category winners will be given the overall architecture, interiors and design project of the year prizes at the Dezeen Awards 2019 party, which is taking place in London on 30 October.
Atelier Liu Yuyang reuses old farmhouses to create boutique hotel in rural China
Other successful projects include a digitally designed and robotically fabricated structure in the design sector, and a black, 55-square-metre house in the Netherlands designed to look like a minimalist sculpture in interiors. In the architecture sector, a boutique eco-resort situated among the rocky pinnacles of the Li River valley in China won hospitality building of the year, while a former locomotive shed that now serves as a public library won rebirth project of the year.
Modular boxes used by Extinction Rebellion are "protest architecture"
Elsewhere in architecture news, modular, plywood boxes were assembled by climate change activists Extinction Rebellion this week, to act as lock-on sites, towers and stages for the protests taking place across London.
The blocks were adapted from Studio Bark's U-Build system, which were re-designed to be sim...