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View online     Hyundai unveils walking concept car Elevate South Korean carmaker Hyundai has revealed its concept for a vehicle with robotic legs that could save lives as a first responder in natural disaster zones. Read more ›   Bauhaus bus embarks on world tour to explore the school's global legacy A bus that looks like the Bauhaus school in Dessau will travel around the world this year, aiming to "unlearn" the influential school's Eurocentric attitudes. Read more ›   Dutch pavilion at Dubai Expo 2020 will use plant tower to create its own microclimate A "closed-loop climate system" centred around a tower of plants will feature in the Netherlands' pavilion at the Dubai Expo 2020. Read more ›   Balconies will double as exhibition space in WORKac's Beirut Museum of Art WORKac has unveiled its design for the Beirut Museum of Art in Lebanon, which features a facade of mismatched balconies that will be used to exhibit artwork. Read more ›   Crème creates "non-traditional" Chinese restaurant RedFarm in London Natural timber, white-painted brick and gingham fabric feature inside this dim-sum restaurant inspired by a farmer's market, by Brooklyn-based Crème. Read more ›   This week's top architecture and design jobs include Studio Fuksas and Soho House This week's top roles in architecture, interiors and design on Dezeen Jobs include positions at Studio Fuksas in Italy and at Soho House in London. Read more ›   Ruohong Wu creates unique porcelain objects using Chinese mass-production techniques Rotterdam-based artist Ruohong Wu aims to attach a new meaning to the phrase "made in China" by using the country's infamous mass-production methods to create unique porcelain vessels. Read more ›   Berthold Lubetkin's empty Penguin Pool should be blown "to smithereens" says daughter The Berthold Lubetkin-designed Penguin Pool at London Zoo, an icon of modernist architecture, should be demolished says the architect's daughter. Read more ›   Walker Warner uses salvaged oak for Portola Valley Barn in California American studio Walker Warner Architects has created an auxiliary dwelling for a northern California residence that consists of gabled volumes wrapped in reclaimed wood. Read more ›   Sidewalk Labs Toronto offices occupy fishery renovated by Lebel & Bouliane A black geometric volume evocative of a ship defines these spacious offices for Sidewalk Labs in Toronto, where the Google-owned company is planning an ambitious "future city" neighbourhood. Read more ›   The Ocean Cleanup suspended as device breaks down in Pacific Ocean A fracture in The Ocean Cleanup's "giant Pac Man", dispatched to scoop up waste from the Pacific Ocean, has forced the company to abort the mission and haul the apparatus back to shore. Read more ›   Peter Bilak creates 32-arm lighting design for Royal Swedish Ballet Peter Bilak has designed the set for the Royal Swedish Ballet production of Totality in Parts featuring a multi-armed light structure controlled by computers. Read more ›   Nir Meiri makes sustainable lamps from mushroom mycelium London-based designer Nir Meiri has created a series of table lamps using mushroom mycelium, as an alternative to synthetic materials. Read more ›   Hakwood's wooden tiles can be arranged to form patterned floors Dezeen promotion: tiles by Dutch manufacturer Hakwood have been used to create a striking monochromatic kitchen with tricoloured floors inside a home in the Netherlands. Read more ›   Oxygem smart ring helps people with sickle cell disease monitor blood oxygen levels A smart ring developed by New York-based designer Hussain Almossawi allows people with sickle cell disease to monitor and detect low oxygen levels in their blood. 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