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This week, we spoke to two homeless people in London, and announced the shortlist for the Dezeen x MINI Living Future Urban Home competition. Read on for more details... |
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Dezeen interviewed two men who sleep in the village of tents outside the Habitat and Heal's stores in London, leaving readers saddened. Read more › |
Parasitic structures, 3D-printed homes and flying houses feature on the Dezeen x MINI Living Future Urban Home competition shortlist. Read more › |
Bose's sunglasses with tiny speakers in their arms are a fashion faux-pas for one commenter. Read more › |
Anger ensued when Massimiliano Fuksas was awarded the Premio alla Carriera Architettura prize, but partner Doriana Fuksas wasn't. Read more › |
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Sound baths and "truth connection booths" feature in Childish Gambino's multi-sensory wellness installation in New Zealand. Read more › |
Charles A Birnbaum looks back at the highs and lows of landscape architecture over the past year, and makes predictions for 2019. Read more › |
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A decision to grant some architects special visas to live and work in the UK after Brexit has thrown up multiple questions. Read more › |
Teddy Schuyers redesigned the ostomy bag after being diagnosed with Crohn's disease, hoping to improve its performance and appearance. Read more › |
Reed Watts has installed 10 prefabricated sleeping pods inside the 999 Club night shelter in London, much to the delight of one reader. Read more › |
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