This week we revealed images of Populous' Buffalo Bills stadium

This week on Dezeen, we published photos of architecture studio Populous' stadium for NFL team Buffalo Bills in Buffalo, New York, which will feature "the world's largest snowmelt system". The stadium, which will be located in the Bills' hometown of Buffalo, will have a canopy that's heated to melt snow and engineered to amplify the The post This week we revealed images of Populous' Buffalo Bills stadium appeared first on Dezeen.

This week we revealed images of Populous' Buffalo Bills stadium

This week on Dezeen, we published photos of architecture studio Populous' stadium for NFL team Buffalo Bills in Buffalo, New York, which will feature "the world's largest snowmelt system".

The stadium, which will be located in the Bills' hometown of Buffalo, will have a canopy that's heated to melt snow and engineered to amplify the crowd sounds in the stadium.

Meatball plate by Gustaf Westman — Gustaf Westman designs IKEA plate to serve meatballs "like they're sitting on little thrones"

Also this week, Swedish designer Gustaf Westman showcased his elongated porcelain plate with a central indentation designed to hold a row of meatballs, produced by furniture retailer IKEA.

According to the company, it's the "first-ever dedicated plate" for its meatballs. The turquoise plate is also the first piece from Westman's collaboration with IKEA to be unveiled, with the full collection launching on 9 September.

Savarin development in Prague by Heatherwick Studio — Heatherwick Studio set to redevelop city block in historic centre of Prague

UK firm Heatherwick Studio unveiled designs for its redevelopment of a city block in Prague. Called Savarin, the development will be located in the historic city centre.

It will feature contemporary additions to the enclosed centre of the block, which borders the Wenceslas Square boulevard, while several of the external buildings will be renovated.

Telosa city by BIG and Marc Lore — Circular transit hub shown in images of "built-from-scratch" American desert city

Danish studio BIG saw progress on two major US projects this week. It unveiled renders of its "built-from-scratch" city Telosa, which will be located in the desert and feature buildings including a wooden "mobility hub" and a "sports village" hosted in an outstretched, silver building.

The studio also received approval from the Los Angeles City Council for its four-building 670 Mesquit complex, which will contain an elementary school and housing, among other programming.

Person waving from flying hovercraft — Video reveals hoverbike that lets users fly "like a superhero"

In design news, American transportation firm Volonaut has released test footage of its Airbike. The personal aircraft, which looks like a motorbike, uses jet engines to hover and glide through the air at speeds of up to 102 kilometres per hour.

According to the brand, it can only remain airborne for up to 10 minutes at a time. Its founder said using the bike "feels like instantly becoming a superhero."