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This week, we announced the longlists for Dezeen Awards 2020, readers were impressed by Renzo Piano's Genoa San Giorgio Bridge and architects and designers in Beirut shared their first-hand accounts of the recent explosion. Read on for more... |
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The architecture, interiors and design longlists for Dezeen Awards 2020 were announced this week, with the studios to follow tomorrow. Read more › |
Commenters see the funny side of a library in Haikou, China, which architecture studio MAD designed to resemble a wormhole. Read more › |
Readers have given thumbs up to Renzo Piano's Genoa San Giorgio Bridge in Italy, which has been built to replace the Morandi Bridge. Read more › |
Architects and designers in Beirut have shared their first-hand accounts of the huge explosion that destroyed much of the city. Read more › |
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Readers are fascinated by the hole-punctured bricks, which bring air and sunlight into this family home in the city of Bien Hoa, Vietnam. Read more › |
Technology brand Naver Corp has developed a smart reading light called Clova Lamp that narrates books aloud, concerning commenters. Read more › |
A black metal corkscrew staircase is one of the divisive details Sybarite added to fashion label Joseph's store in the Miami Design District. Read more › |
Virgin Galactic has designed a passenger aircraft able to fly at three times the speed of sound, but commenters aren't impressed. Read more › |
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Readers are delighted by this lengthy shed-style home in Daylesford, Australia, which incorporates living, cooking and agricultural facilities. Read more › |
Devon Passivhaus, an energy-efficient dwelling, nestles into a sloped walled garden that was once owned by an old English country house. Read more › |
Commenters are pleased by the green credentials of Zaha Hadid Architects' design for the CECEP Shanghai Campus in China. Read more › |
Designer Porky Hefer took cues from the amorphous shape of bird nests to create this guesthouse on a wildlife reserve in Namibia. Read more › |
Arquipélago Arquitetos built a house in Brazil with walls made of rammed earth showing not all modern structures need be concrete. Read more › |
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