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This week, a micro home in Tokyo proved size doesn't matter and Apple cheesed off commenters with its design for the newest Mac Pro. Read on for more... |
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Love2 House, a micro home in Tokyo with a total floor area of just 19 square metres, has stolen the affections of readers. Read more › |
Commenters have pointed out that Apple's newest Mac Pro, its most powerful desktop computer to date, resembles a kitchen utensil. Read more › |
One reader finds it ironic that BIG is among the winners of this year's AIA Small Projects Awards for its tiny cabin in Upstate New York. Read more › |
Tej Chauhan has designed a tyre inspired by the Nike Air Force 1 sneaker and featuring the famous swoosh, but is it suitable for cars? Read more › |
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Enclosures Architects has updated an apartment building originally designed by modernist Rudolph Schindler, and readers approve. Read more › |
The final instalment of our Dezeen x Mini Living video series features a proposal by Lianjie Wu for unfinished affordable homes. Read more › |
Hungary plans to build a carbon-neutral greenhouse-filled farming city, and one reader is nominating a Swedish schoolgirl to run it. Read more › |
Firm Architekten has delighted readers by extending a gabled farmhouse in Austria with a matching structure clad in timber louvres. Read more › |
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Commenters are amazed by Central Saint Martins student Fredrik Tjærandsen's designs for giant balloons that deflate to form dresses. Read more › |
TRS Studio has convinced at least one reader that its conceptual design for low-cost housing, using shipping containers, is a winner. Read more › |
Commenters are mocking Apple after it described the dark mode feature on iOS 13 for iPhone and iPadOS as new. Read more › |
Architects are not natural disruptors, says Amanda Baillieu, but are learning how to invest time and money on innovating their businesses. Read more › |
Engineers have harnessed the natural shrinking process of wood as it loses moisture to create this world-first self-twisted tower in Germany. Read more › |
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