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This week, readers are enjoying wintery images of a housing scheme in Sweden and debating the fate of the famed modernist Penguin Pool at London Zoo. Read on for more details... |
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Readers think Tham & Videgård Arkitekter's designs for Vertical Village II, a housing scheme in Gothenburg, are out of this world. Read more › |
Commenters disagree with the daughter of modernist architect Berthold Lubetkin, who suggested her father's famous Penguin Pool should be blown "to smithereens". Read more › |
A small-scale version of the Bauhaus school, named Wohnmaschine, will travel between four cities in 2019, but readers want to see more. Read more › |
Maker of children's purse Pooey Puitton has sued Louis Vuitton in an attempt to protect sales, and one reader think's it's all too serious. Read more › |
Readers have been left baffled after engineers at Columbia University 3D-printed a block of "digital wood" in resin. Read more › |
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A reader wants to know just how cruelty-free the vegan mens' shoes by Hugo Boss, which are made from pineapple leaves, really are. Read more › |
CAAT Studio has completed a house for a local stone seller in Mahallat, Iran, with a striking exterior made from local travertine. Read more › |
Designers need to find more ambitious solutions to global problems, said speakers at Dezeen's talk about design in the anthropocene. Read more › |
A timber cabin in arctic Norway and an off-grid dwelling in rural Greece are among these eight architect-designed holiday homes. Read more › |
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