The Easter weekend is your last chance to see Gabriel Orozco's retrospective at the Tate Modern. The Mexican artist's oeuvre includes a re-assembled Citroen car, an array of burst tyres and a dramatic checkerboard skull. Here, we pick over the show's bones to reveal themes of playfulness, mortality and the "hyper-pluralism" of the 90s art scene.

Jürgen Mayer H has designed a modernist airport and dropped it in the middle of nowhere.

Hiroshi Nakamura has allowed the spaces traced by surrounding branches to dictate the form of his latest work, a museum in the Japanese city of Oyama.

Spanish architect Ecosistema Urbano has built an environmentally friendly kindergarten that cohabits with the wild industrial hinterland of Madrid without hiding away.

For decades, the best that British seaside towns have been able to offer is faded glamour. We invited London design studio Proud Creative to bring about a Rhyl renaissance

It’s Adolf Loos season over at the RIBA this month, featuring a spread of talks and events that celebrate the work of the Czech architect. Meanwhile, Martino Gamper lectures in San Francisco, the CCA presents Architecture in Uniform and luminaries of the design world come together for Milan Furniture Fair.

The dramatic facade of these apartments in the Portuguese village of Alcácer do Sal is a functional response to residents’ needs.

In the wake of the arrest of dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, Icon magazine joins those organisations and governments calling for his immediate release.

At next week’s Milan Furniture Fair, there’ll be a new exhibition dedicated to showcasing the best in British design. Designjunction will be taking over the Zegna showroom in the heart of Zona Tortona to bring together products from exclusive brands including Modus, Innermost, Benchmark and Anglepoise.

Icon 095 is out now! The theme of the May issue is "found objects", and we look at designers turning everyday items into new products, breathing new life into lost craft and collecting the best of the world's cheap things. There are also exploding typewriters.