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Architecture Interiors Design News Jobs Watch Store       Concrete and glass surfaces extend from inside to outside at Israeli house by Studio de Lange A glazed corridor flanked by sunken courtyards connects two pristine concrete volumes containing the living and sleeping areas of this house in the Israeli district of Rishpon. More ›     Hugh Miller creates ceremonial furniture for coffee-drinking ritual British artist Hugh Miller based this collection of chairs, stools and a table on a Japanese coffee-making ritual he observed while travelling. More ›     Dezeen's new Pinterest board celebrates Chinese architecture It's Chinese New Year! To celebrate, we've pinned dozens of buildings in China to a new Pinterest board – from MAD's horseshoe-shaped hotel  on the edge of a lake to a contemporary renovation of a historic hutong in Beijing. Follow Dezeen on Pinterest ›     South Korea's "first generation" of fully autonomous architects profiled in Rome exhibition An office with a timber-lined courtyard, and another with bold red trusses are among the projects to feature in an exhibition of contemporary South Korean architecture  in Rome. More ›     Walters & Cohen covers housing for English boarding house in rusty-red tiles Handmade clay tiles  cover this gabled accommodation block, which London firm Walters & Cohen  has added to a boarding school in the English city of Canterbury. More ›     Sebastian Herkner uses traditional Colombian weaving technique for Caribe furniture Sebastian Herkner's Caribe furniture range is produced by craftsmen in Santa Marta, Colombia, using a traditional technique many learn at school. More ›     Koti hotel brings Finnish holiday experience to Paris Visitors to the Koti hotel in Paris will be immersed in a Finnish experience, sleeping in wooden cabins and sharing meals around a communal table. 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