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Wee Studio completes crowdfunded treehouses on the edge of a woodland stream

This pair of stilted wooden huts are set among poplar and hawthorn trees in a stretch of woodland at the foot of Mount Wuling in Beijing's Miyun District (+ slideshow).

 
 

UK architects predict crash in workload in face of Brexit uncertainty

Brexit crisis: architects have reported concerns over the future of their businesses in the first major survey of confidence levels since the EU referendum.

 
 

Dalit Lilienthal renovates small Tel Aviv apartment to fit a growing family

Israeli interior designer Dalit Lilienthal has renovated this 65-square-metre apartment in Tel Aviv to accommodate the needs of a young, growing family (+ slideshow).

 
 

Stockholm pylons converted into "picnic towers" in plans by architect Anders Berensson

Swedish architect Anders Berensson has unveiled conceptual plans to convert a pair of disused electricity pylons into observation towers in Stockholm's Norra Djurgården national park.

 
 

Mika Tolvanen designs minimal umbrella stand for NakNak

Maison&Objet 2016: Finnish designer Mika Tolvanen based the simplicity of this umbrella stand on a vintage cast iron model he found at a flea market (+ slideshow).

 
 

Studio Razavi inserts sculptural furniture block into 19th-century Parisian apartment

French office Studio Razavi has inserted a multifaceted black block into the centre of an  apartment in Paris, creating a new layout while also offering a contrast to Haussmann-era details (+ slideshow).

 
 

Chicago installs "fitness tracker for the city" to improve infrastructure and residents' health

Areas of Chicago have been fitted with a network of sensors, which will work like a Fitbit activity tracker to provide both scientists and citizens with open data about the urban environment (+ movie).

 
 

Luxury campsite in Antarctica offers tiny domed pods for sleeping and dining

This remote "glamping" site in Antarctica features a series of igloo-like enclosures fitted with upscale decor like fur-covered chairs and bamboo headboards (+ slideshow).

 
 

Beams of daylight "streak across the walls" at Bing Thom's aquatics centre in British Columbia

Canadian studio Bing Thom Architects has completed a community swimming pool building in suburban Vancouver, with a roof made from a series of giant trusses and skylights (+ slideshow).

 
 

Boeing 747 designer Joe Sutter dies

The American engineer known as the father of the Boeing 747 has died at the age of 95.

 
 

Drop in number of UK children studying creative subjects could trigger skills shortage

The Creative Industries Federation has warned that the UK could face a creative skills shortage, after the latest GCSE results revealed a drop of almost 10 per cent in students studying Design and Technology.

 
 

Seven of the most effective Minimalist rebrands

Brands have been scrapping their previously complicated logos in favour of flat designs that can be recognised in a heartbeat. We've rounded up seven of our favourite minimal redesigns from the last few years, including simplified lions, sans-serif icons and a "responsive W" (+ slideshow).

 
 

Renzo Piano to lead recovery plan following Italian earthquake

Architect Renzo Piano has been called upon to lead reconstruction efforts in towns left devastated by the earthquake that struck central Italy last week, and to mitigate against future disasters.

 
 

Five of the best houses in Rhode Island on Dezeen

Homes in this week's roundup from different American states are in tiny Rhode Island, and include a cluster of barn-shaped volumes clad in wood and a black weekend retreat with pyramid-like skylights (+ slideshow).

 
 
 
   
 
 

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