Anders Ruhwald recreates a Detroit apartment building at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland and fills it with large, looming ceramic forms. See and read here.

Bureau Spectacular creates a treehouse inspired by 18th century philosopher Marc-Antoine Laugier’s theory of The Primitive Hut, in which architecture returns to its simple and organic roots. Read more about Bureau Spectacular’s take on the concept here.

A new group exhibition at the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts celebrates emerging and established Michigan artists, including Michael C. Andrews. He opens a solo exhibition at Volume in summer 2017.

Read Jonathan Muecke’s interview with Damn° to see what he’s been working on since his residency at the Juliaan Lampens Villa Van Wassenhove in Belgium.

Luftwerk designs an outdoor installation piece on the Michigan Avenue bridge that will change depending on the weather conditions. Read about Luftwerk and the project here.

For Frankie, a Los Angeles boutique, Bureau Spectacular creates interlocking display pieces which fit together like a puzzle into bleachers for events or performances. See the display and read more here.

Tanya Aguiniga has organized a series of artist interventions and interactive events in Tijuana that investigate borders and border-crossing. Take a look at the project website.

Chicago design duo, Norman Kelley designed the new Bucktown location for Aesop utilizing recycled and renewed materials. See more of the project here.

Vice Creator’s Series has a nice write up on the Converging Lines show with Ania Jaworska, Christy Matson, and Tanya Aguiniga. Check it out here.