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| This week, a giant female robot, a building covered in spray-on rubber and Pantone's colour of the year all captured readers' attention. Read on for more details... |
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|  Some readers think the "fembot" sculpture created by Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama for Dior objectifies women. Read more › |
|  The spray-on rubber that clads this London house extension is an ingenious solution, according to commenters. Read more › |
|  Pantone's Living Coral isn't a harbinger of positivity, says Michelle Ogundehin, it's a reminder that real coral reefs are under threat. Read more › |
|  Readers are outraged that Harvard scientists are planning to dim the sun, including one who is relying on solar energy. Read more › |
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|  A cavernous art museum, created by tunnelling into a sand dune on the Chinese coastline, has been praised by commenters. Read more › |
|  Readers can't agree whether the latest artwork by Olafur Eliasson, comprising 30 hunks of ice, is admirable or misguided. Read more › |
|  Designers Jos Kranen and Johannes Gille explain their design process for products such as The Party, a set of face-shaped lights for Moooi. Read more › |
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|  Commenters weren't fooled by this unusual flat in Madrid, which has rooms that appear to only be accessible through the bath tub. Read more › |
|  Design graduates Moreno Schweikle and Janne Schimmel got a few laughs for stretching, expanding and multiplying office chairs. Read more › |
|  The perforated brick facade of this housing proposed for Toronto by Batay-Csorba Architects is too much for one commenter to take. Read more › |
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