Students at Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm have collaborated with the Swedish Prison and Probation Service to design a collection of new uniforms for female inmates.

Onedotzero commissioned Troika to create an entire "multi-sensory identity" for the Adventures in Motion festival, consisting of printed material, a digital trailer and an installation. Listen to Troika talk about their work and the digital zoetrope.

As part of the Adventures in Motion festival, Onedotzero collaborated with Jason Bruges Studio to hold experimental workshops at P3 to explore the theme of "citystates", culminating in an installation at the BFI Southbank. Listen to Jason Bruges talk about the development of these projects.

Onedotzero’s 12th annual digital moving image festival, Adventures in Motion, is taking place at the BFI Southbank. Listen to Shane Walter, director of Onedotzero, talk about the development of the festival and this year’s theme, “citystates”. Also, see previews of some of the work featured in this year’s festival.

Steven Holl’s gargantuan Linked Hybrid project in Beijing is the cover star of this month’s icon, and inside the American architect tells us about his sudden reinvention as a visionary.

Design Academy Eindhoven shouldn’t be in financial difficulty any time soon – the school has recently been given special status by the Dutch government, and awarded extra funding. We’re looking forward to seeing what they spend it on, because the graduation show this year was excellent.

Listen to Dunne and Raby in conversation with the Embankment Galleries' curator Claire Catterall. They start by answering the question, “What is critical design?"

Toronto’s Alphabet City Festival brings together practitioners from the arts and sciences and points them at issues of global concern. This year they’re talking about fuel. The series of books produced to coincide with the festival is rapidly gaining an international reputation of its own, and the latest is excellent.

After three years of planning and building the suitably named Paramount member’s club opened on the top three floors of Richard Seifert’s Centre Point this week. Tom Dixon is responsible for the furniture while Murphy Philips worked as the architectural consultants on this project.

Barack Obama might not like it if you moved the Oval Office deep underground, but that is one proposal in a competition to redesign the White House held by New York’s Storefront for Art and Architecture. Watch a video of the winning entry, entitled Revenge of the Lawn.