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View online     Chimney-shaped galleries protrude from the Exploratorium museum by Bernard Tschumi Bernard Tschumi Architects has completed the Exploratorium museum in China, which has giant industrial chimney-shaped exhibition spaces protruding from its perforated copper coloured exterior. Read more ›   Philippe Starck covers furniture for Cassina with apple-based vegan fabric French designer Philippe Starck has created a collection of furniture for Cassina that have been upholstered in Apple Ten Lork, a vegan fabric. Read more ›   Stockholm's Gina Tricot store features medley of materials Note Design Studio and Open Studio sampled from a wide material palette to complete the interiors of this clothing store in Stockholm, which combines metal, coloured glass, and terrazzo-style surfaces. Read more ›   "The Farrell Review has empowered architects and designers to shape policy" Much has been achieved in the five years since the publishing of the Farrell Review, a report on the state of the UK's architecture, but we can still do much more to improve our towns and cities, writes Terry Farrell. Read more ›   Three Capes Track hiking lodges hide amongst the Tasmanian landscape Andrew Burns Architecture has nestled a pair of lodges along a forested hiking trail in southeast Tasmania, which both offer visitors uninterrupted ocean views. Read more ›   Five of the best PR and marketing roles including jobs at Tala and MAD Our pick of the top roles in PR and marketing available on Dezeen Jobs include positions with British lighting brand Tala and MAD. Read more ›   Iris van Herpen explores human-animal hybrids in Shift Souls couture collection Iris van Herpen looked to advances in DNA engineering and female forms in mythology when imagining this sculptural couture collection. Read more ›   Craftworks inserts home with faceted modern gothic roof into abandoned chapel Craftworks has added a vaulted ceiling and lower ground floor to a derelict chapel to create this south London house, which is the winner of the 2019 Don't Move, Improve! award. Read more ›   Emilio López builds house with bow-tie shape in coastal Ecuador The glazed ends of this house in Ecuador, by local architect Emilio López, are larger than the building's middle portion to make the most of ocean and forest views. Read more ›   Marc Newson exhibition in New York features swords and surfboards Industrial designer Marc Newson worked with Japanese swordsmiths, Czech glass makers and an American surfer to create the pieces currently on show at the Gagosian's Chelsea gallery. Read more ›   Industrial and earthy materials form Abercorn Chalet in Quebec Farm buildings and MC Escher drawings helped inform the design of this sprawling retreat by Canadian studio Tux Creative and architect Guillaume Kukucka. Read more ›   Leading Brexiteer James Dyson relocates headquarters to Singapore Pro-Brexit inventor James Dyson will move his company headquarters from the UK to Singapore in the next few months, but denies that the decision relates to Brexit. Read more ›   Tower Fifth supertall skyscraper proposed for Midtown Manhattan New York City developer Harry Macklowe and global architecture firm Gensler have proposed a 96-storey office tower in Midtown Manhattan, which could become the city's tallest skyscraper by roof height. Read more ›   Islington Council finds "lost" planning documents for Amin Taha's 15 Clerkenwell Close Planning documents at the centre of a dispute between architect Amin Taha and Islington Council, over the future of the controversial 15 Clerkenwell Close in London, have come to light after previously being thought to be lost. Read more ›   Architecture | Interiors | Design | Technology | Jobs           You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Unsubscribe | Forward to a friend Dezeen Limited, 8 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ, UK Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise