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Stepped concrete facade of Berlin's Terrassenhaus creates communal spaces

Terrassenhaus is a concrete mixed-use block in Berlin by Brandlhuber+ Emde, Burlon, and Muck Petzet Architekten that has a series of external terraces.

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Samsung launches foldable smartphone

Samsung has unveiled its highly anticipated Galaxy Fold device, which unfolds "like a book" from a smartphone into a tablet.

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11 skateparks that tell the story of skateboarding culture

Over the past 70 years skateboarding has gone from fringe to mainstream. Iain Borden, author of Skateboarding and the City, selects 11 skateparks that highlight the key aspects of the movement's culture.

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Winy Maas and Kelly Hoppen join Dezeen Awards 2019 judging panel

Winy Maas, Kelly Hoppen, Ini Archibong and Imogen Heap have joined the judging panel for the 2019 edition of Dezeen Awards, which is open to enter.

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The Future of Money Award invites designers to plot a future financial crime

Designers are being invited to design the perfect financial crime of the future, for an annual award that encourages the development of links between the financial and creative industries.

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Studioshaw creates cocktail bar-feel for London co-working space Kindred

Brass and marble decor elements helped Studioshaw steer away from a typical office aesthetic inside this co-working space, which has opened in west London.

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Five opportunities for industrial designers including jobs at Foster + Partners and Apple

We've selected five of the best vacancies in industrial design available on Dezeen Jobs, including positions with architecture firm Foster + Partners and tech giant Apple.

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Teresa van Dongen's Electric Life installation uses living bacteria to generate electricity

Dutch designer Teresa van Dongen has developed a sustainable light source from living organisms that require regular nourishment in return for electricity.

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Hollow brick shell encases glass-walled House SSK in Belgium

De Baes Associates and architect Sophie van Noten's House SSK is a steel and glass house wrapped inside an open-topped brick shell in Kortrijk, Belgium.

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wHY Architecture creates "immersive" tent for first Frieze Los Angeles

The inaugural Frieze Art Fair Los Angeles has taken place on the grounds of a Hollywood movie set, with a venue that US firm wHY Architecture designed to give visitors the "feeling of being backstage and behind-the-scenes".

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Watch footage of Universal Everything's immersive VR experience

This captioned video shows a virtual reality experience created by Universal Everything, where a 5,000-strong crowd of simulated humans surges and swarms in response to the user's movements.

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IKEA to begin renting furniture as part of wider sustainable push

IKEA has announced plans to start renting its furniture, as part of a move towards a circular economy that includes refurbishing and re-selling products.

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"We should applaud Tate Modern's victory over the residents of Neo Bankside"

If the residents of Neo Bankside had won their legal battle against Tate Modern's rooftop viewing platform, it would have set a dangerous precedent for London, says Owen Hatherley.

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Red brick and tinted concrete form CPDA's 139 Schultz apartment block in Mexico City

Matching red brick and coloured concrete walls enclose the balconies fronting this residential building in Mexico City, which was designed by local studio CPDA Arquitectos.

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Robot Science Museum in Seoul will be built by robots and drones

Melike Altınışık Architects has unveiled plans for a Robot Science Museum in Seoul, which will be built using robotic construction techniques and drones.

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Footage shows construction of temporary sleeping pods for homeless people

This captioned movie shows how pods made from easy-to-assemble, CNC-cut wooden panels by Aldworth James & Bond, designed by Reed Watts, are providing temporary accommodation for homeless people.

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