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Architecture Interiors Design News Jobs Watch Store       Marc Mogas slots prefab summer home into wooded slope in the Pyrenees Spanish architect Marc Mogas created this prefabricated  cottage in Spain's Pyrenees mountains as a cost-effective summer retreat. More ›     Gerardo Osio designs range of mobile objects to suit a Nomadic lifestyle Mexican designer Gerardo Osio worked with six Japanese craft workshops to create this range of mobile homeware, designed to give those nomads a "sense of belonging". More ›     UK architects will still be able to pitch for public work in Europe after Brexit, RIBA says Brexit will have "no impact" on the ability of UK architects and designers to pitch for public-sector commissions in Europe, according to the Royal Institute of British Architects. More ›     Lisbon flat extension features huge window facing the garden One wall of this petite extension to a Lisbon apartment by RCJV Arquitectos is made entirely from glass – providing its owners with views of the courtyard gardens below. More ›     Job of the day: visualiser at MVRDV Our job of the day from Dezeen Jobs is for a visualiser at MVRDV  in Rotterdam, whose design for a Y-shaped house with a swimming pool cradled into its angular roof is pictured. More ›     Honda unveils ride-sharing concept car with an "emotion engine" Honda has revealed a concept car  with artificial intelligence, which would autonomously pick up and drop off other local passengers when the driver isn't using it. More ›     Elliptical cheese factory wraps glazed viewing courtyard This boutique dairy factory in western Turkey by Slash Architects and Arkizon Architects wraps a glazed courtyard offering visitors glimpses of the cheese production within. More ›     Lang Architecture builds modern holiday homes in New York countryside American  firm Lang Architecture has designed and developed a collection of light-filled vacation cabins in upstate New York, which take cues from Scandinavian and mid-century modern design. More ›     USA, Australia and New Zealand agree reciprocal architecture licensing Architects certified in either the USA, Australia or New Zealand are now able to gain reciprocal licenses in all of the three countries thanks to a new agreement. More ›     Apple's iPhone celebrates its 10th anniversary It's been a decade since Apple launched the iPhone. To mark the occasion, we've looked back at how the iconic smartphone has changed over the past 10 years, starting with its pioneering 2007 model. More ›     OMA reveals cancelled design for Ministry Of Sound nightclub with moving walls Architecture firm OMA has revealed its previously unseen design for a shapeshifting new venue for London nightclub Ministry Of Sound. More ›     Álvaro Siza's Alhambra project scrapped Álvaro Siza's plans for a new entrance and visitor centre at the historic Granada palace the Alhambra have been rejected. More ›     Daniele Petteno brings monochrome palette to renovated London apartment A+Awards: this apartment in London, which won an Architizer A+Award last year, has a large window between its black kitchen and light-toned bedroom. More ›     Sculptural chocolates designed to create "sensorial journey" for hotel guests Studio Appétit has designed a range of chocolates  for hotel goers to enjoy, including bars engraved with guests' initials and blocks that could be used to stage a treasure hunt. More ›       Follow us     Forward this newsletter to a friend You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Unsubscribe     Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise