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Architecture Interiors Design News Jobs Watch Store       People's Architecture Office uses prefabricated panels to update Beijing hutong house People's Architecture Office has overhauled a rundown home in one of Beijing's historic hutong neighbourhoods, using prefabricated panels to create a contemporary and light-filled residence. More ›     Dezeen is officially the world's most popular online design magazine Dezeen is now the most popular online design magazine in the world, according to statistics from web data firm Alexa. More ›     Former London council home remodelled to create bright and open living space R2 Studio has renovated a 1960s home on a London council estate, creating a playful interior for a family with two young children. More ›     Job of the day: senior exhibition designer at the V&A Our job of the day from Dezeen Jobs is for a senior exhibition designer at the V&A museum, which this year staged the first retrospective exhibition of pioneering engineer Ove Arup  (pictured). See more stories about the V&A, or browse more architecture and design opportunities on Dezeen Jobs.     Francesca Gotti conceals perfume inside Glebanite blocks Francesca Gotti has hidden fragrances within seemingly impenetrable concrete-like blocks for Italian perfumer oneofthose. More ›     Rogers Stirk Harbour completes skyscraper trio on Sydney's Barangaroo waterfront Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners has completed its International Towers project, a trio of harbourside skyscrapers that form the centrepiece of Sydney's new Barangaroo development. More ›     S9 Architecture designs huge co-working building for Brooklyn Navy Yard New York studio S9 Architecture has conceived a 16-storey office building for a waterfront site that is intended to house 4,000 employees working for tech and creative startups. More ›     Berlin Holocaust memorial wouldn't be built today, says Peter Eisenman The memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin wouldn't get built in today's xenophobic social climate, according to its architect Peter Eisenman. More ›     MINI and Jaguar Land Rover launch creative spaces as car brands deviate from vehicles Both MINI and Jaguar Land Rover have set up independent design-led startup hubs, as car brands look to move beyond the automotive field. More ›     MAD's Fake Hills housing features topography-inspired roofline and massive hollows MAD has completed the first phase of its Fake Hills development – an apartment complex  in Beihai, China, with an undulating roofline that accommodates tennis courts and swimming pools. More ›     Competition: win a Helios laptop backpack by Moshi Dezeen has teamed up with electronics and accessories brand Moshi to give away two backpacks, each designed to carry a 13-inch laptop, with extra room for books and folders. More ›     Pierre Charpin named Maison&Objet Designer of the Year Pierre Charpin has been named Maison & Objet's Designer of the Year and will showcase his work in a self-designed hub at the fair in January. More ›     Dezeen's top 10 classic furniture designs reissued in 2016 With interest in mid-century furniture showing no signs of slowing, 2016 has seen a boom in design reissues, from the pioneering creations of the Danish modernists to the icons of Le Corbusier. For our review of the year, deputy editor Rima Sabina Aouf has selected 10 of the best. More ›     Dezeen's Christmas gift guide 2016: world travellers We've selected 12 ideal presents for globetrotters in our latest Christmas gift guide, ranging from a nifty folding suitcase to a map of Moscow's Constructivist architecture. More ›       Follow us     See the last issue of Dezeen Mail Forward this newsletter to a friend You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Mail newsletters. Unsubscribe     Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise