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This week, a renovated hotel in Tuscany is providing some comfort to readers mourning Welbeck Street car park. And the countdown is on to the Dezeen Awards entry deadline. Read on for more... |
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Michael Cioffi's ambition to turn a group of ruined Tuscan buildings into a hotel has proved a worthwhile endeavour, according to readers. Read more › |
At less than 50 years old, Welbeck Street car park's demise has readers questioning if the structure could, and should, have been repurposed. Read more › |
With two weeks left to enter Dezeen Awards, we've compiled some frequently asked questions to help you complete your entry. Read more › |
Since the fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral, farfetched proposals for its rebuild have poured in, to the amusement of critical commenters. Read more › |
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When BIG's founder, Bjarke Ingels, announced his Game of Thrones cameo, readers were quick to deny their surprise. Read more › |
Commenters applaud the legacy of Rei Kawakubo at Comme des Garçons, while others are critical of her unique way of thinking. Read more › |
At least one reader is dreaming about living in this home, created by Cadaval & Solà-Morales in a repurposed drama venue. Read more › |
Authors Charlotte and Peter Fiell discuss design thinking courses that have changed design, and those that have given it a bad reputation. Read more › |
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Zac Posen's opulant dress made from 3D-printed rose petals has readers debating the necessity of its high manufacturing prices. Read more › |
The ultra-smooth surfaces of Citroën's new concept car are reminding some readers of futuristic lounge chairs, and others of police cars. Read more › |
The Standard's brightly hued, lavish interiors of its first UK hotel are being defended by one reader as a key part of the hotel experience. Read more › |
Nike vice president Brett Holts explains the design of Nike's new running shoe, worn by London Marathon winner Eliud Kipchoge. Read more › |
Plans for a linear park in London's Greenwich Peninsula has led one reader to question if Diller Scofidio + Renfro understands London. Read more › |
Readers are struggling to see past the environmental impact of Olson Kundig's treehouse in Costa Rica, but can't deny its idyllic design. Read more › |
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