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Architecture Interiors Design Technology News Jobs       Christo unveils floating Serpentine sculpture made from 7,506 barrels Christo has completed The London Mastaba, a 20-metre-high sculpture floating on London's Serpentine Lake, which represents his and late wife Jeanne-Claude's determination to make art free.  More ›     Rebuild of "irreparable" Glasgow School of Art estimated at over £100 million Glasgow School of Art has been destroyed beyond repair, say experts, with the costs of rebuilding estimated at more than £100 million. More ›     Kenzo Tange's lost house is showpiece of Japan in Architecture exhibition at Mori Art Museum A scale model of architect Kenzo Tange's now-demolished house and a full-size replica of a 16th century tea house feature in a blockbuster exhibition of Japanese architecture at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. More ›     Le Corbusier's interior realised by Philipp Mohr at Unité d'Habitation in Berlin An apartment in Berlin's Unité d'Habitation has been refurbished by German-American architect Philipp Mohr to Le Corbusier's original plans. More ›     "The fashion system is very much in transition" says State of Fashion curator José Teunissen There are 50 examples of sustainable fashion on show in the Netherlands for the inaugural State of Fashion exhibition, including textiles created from salvaged plastic bags and shoes made of fish skins. In a Dezeen exclusive, curator José Teunissen reveals her highlights. More ›     Haptic completes contemporary apartment block in Chelsea conservation area Prefabricated stone and pale brick panels form the facade of this contemporary housing development in Chelsea, London, designed by Haptic. More ›     Three patios and a swimming pool slot into Casa La Quinta in Mexico Residents of this getaway in Mexico, designed by architects Pérez Palacios and Alfonso de la Concha Rojas, can spend weekends lazing in a hammock suspended above a secluded swimming pool. More ›     Workstead gives 19th-century Charleston rowhouse a "southern modernism" makeover US design studio Workstead has reimagined "heritage elements as modern luxury" during the renovation of this home in Charleston, South Carolina, which was used as a store for selling blockaded goods during the Civil War. 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