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This week, we interviewed Game of Thrones' production designer Deborah Riley and readers discussed the future of Notre-Dame Cathedral. Read on for more... |
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Notre-Dame's spire was much loved but a modern version could be just as admired, says deputy editor Tom Ravenscroft. Read more › |
Game of Thrones fans pointed out that despite production designer Deborah Riley's hard work, some episodes were too dark to see. Read more › |
One reader hopes that Frank Gehry's iceberg-like office design for Warner Bros Entertainment in Los Angeles, will be his last project. Read more › |
Readers are impressed by the attention to detail paid by the designers of Swedish furniture giant IKEA's new logo. Read more › |
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Over 30,000 drinks capsules made from seaweed were handed out at the London Marathon to reduce plastic waste, but was it enough? Read more › |
Layer has partnered with automotive company Nio to design an electric scooter that uses artificial intelligence, and readers want more. Read more › |
Concr3de has proposed rebuilding parts of Notre-Dame Cathedral using 3D printing, but it hasn't gone down well. Read more › |
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With this year's Coachella now over, Aaron Betsky questions the value of the festival's temporary sets and large-scale installations. Read more › |
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Gaetano Pesce has caused uproar by accusing feminist protesters of misinterpreting Up, his armchair that depicts a woman as a prisoner. Read more › |
Dezeen Awards winner Casson Mann impressed with its 3D laser scanning, used to create replicas of 20,000-year-old cave paintings. Read more › |
Olson Kundig Architects has won over commenters with this Mexican restaurant in downtown Austin, boasting huge glass doors. Read more › |
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