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This week, readers are comparing Ole Scheeren's MahaNakhon skyscraper with other pixellated buildings and trying to understand the design for Biomega's first electric car. We also announced the winners for the first Dezeen Awards! Read on for more... |
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Love or hate, readers agree that Ole Scheeren's MahaNakhon skyscraper in Bangkok is the model for pixellated architecture. Read more › |
SIN, the first electric car designed by Danish bicycle brand Biomega, is missing an important element, says readers. Read more › |
We've had an incredible response after announcing the winners of the inaugural Dezeen Awards. Read more › |
We interviewed Marcus Lyall and Adam Smith, who have designed live shows for musical duo The Chemical Brothers for over 25 years. Read more › |
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Lochside House, a cottage designed by Haysom Ward Millar Architects, has been named RIBA House of the Year 2018. Read more › |
Natural disasters like the California wildfires are not going away. The only option is to rebuild with temporality in mind, says Aaron Betsky. Read more › |
The concrete and grey marble used by Kaan Architecten for its Crematorium Siesegem in Belgium are too depressing for one reader. Read more › |
There are 37 London house extensions shortlisted in the Don't Move, Improve! awards, but a loft library has emerged as an early favourite. Read more › |
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Commenters have praised the split-level layout of a recently completed black home in Quebec, designed by Alain Carle Architecte. Read more › |
A plane that flies without propellers or turbines, and requires no fossil fuel, has both inspired and impressed. Read more › |
Marta Nowicka has built a three-storey house on the site of a former garage in London and readers are delighted with the result. Read more › |
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