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Readers are relishing the eccentric touches in the Mexico City home of sculptor Pedro Reyes and his fashion-designer wife Carla Fernandez. Read the story and comments ›

Is Apple still the go-to computer for designers? The latest MacBook Pro has some commenters thinking not. Read the story and comments ›

Curiosity surrounds the structure in the middle of this Utrecht home, which includes a bath overlooking the lounge. Read the story and comments ›

Commenters are praising Philippe Starck's first smartphone, the Mi Mix, which has a near-edgeless display. Read the story and comments ›

Passions are running high over a Design Academy Eindhoven graduate project that uses a tear gun to explore how we express emotions. Read the story and comments ›

Commenters are yet to be convinced by Herzog & de Meuron's plans to extend the Mies van der Rohe-designed Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin. Read the story and comments ›

Twenty images have been shortlisted for Arcaid's Architectural Photography Awards, but commenters think the judges are focusing on the wrong things. Read the story and comments ›

What has real-estate developer and US presidental candidate Donald Trump contributed to architecture? We explore via 10 Trump Towers. Read the story and comments ›

John Pawson offers a look inside his minimalist home and studio

Both the London home and workplace of architectural designer John Pawson look as minimal as readers had imagined. Read the story and comments ›

Chile and Cuba's contributions to the London Design Biennale suggest that, while the Global South is expected to copy the design of the north, it could offer a more radical future, argues Owen HatherleyRead his Opinion column ›

There's still scope to do new things with brick, as this robot-built art gallery facade shows. Read the story and comments ›

Following the success of its 01 range, Glasgow brand Instrmnt's 02 collection is now available exclusively from Dezeen Watch Store. Buy now ›

Nestled into a slope and organised around a sunken central courtyard, this Missouri house has its fair share of admirers. Read the story and comments ›

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Edgley Design builds family home around 100-year-old pear tree in south London

Edgley family home around a 100-year-old pear tree ›

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Colourful accents offset grey walls in Vilnius apartment by AKTA ›

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