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This week, staff walked into glass walls at Norman Foster's Apple Park, while readers debated plans for the world's tallest wooden building. Read on for more of the best stories and comments on Dezeen... |
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Emergency services treated employees for injuries caused by glazed walls at Apple Park, and readers had a lot to say about it. Read more › |
Plans for the world's tallest wooden skyscraper sparked debate among readers about whether the design could stand up to earthquakes. Read more › |
Zaha Hadid Architects proposed pedestrianising London, but readers were sceptical about how it would work. Read more › |
Commenters made dystopian references when discussing this artificial pollination system, which uses robotic flowers to attract bees. Read more › |
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Models walked through an archway of lasers at Burberry's London Fashion Week show, and readers were mesmerised. Read more › |
News that Tom Dixon will step away from Milan design week for the first time in 15 years shocked some readers. Read more › |
Are shipping containers an architectural trend that's here to stay? Readers weighed up their pros and cons. Read more › |
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The completion of the world's tallest hotel, which features a golden latticed roof, caused outrage among commenters. Read more › |
Readers ridiculed David Adjaye's spy museum in New York, which features an interrogation booth and a gift shop filled with gadgets. Read more › |
Readers were impressed with the interiors of this Palm Springs house, but questioned the exterior, which was built to resemble a volcano. Read more › |
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Project leader at a super high-rise at Büro Ole Scheeren in Beijing/Hong Kong, China › | Interior architect at HAY in Copenhagen, Denmark › | |
Architects/architectural assistants at Grimshaw in London, UK › | |
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