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This week, readers are sizing up a skyscraper in Singapore by Heatherwick Studio, swooning over architect John Wardle's home and debating whether coffins are necessary. Read on for more... |
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Some commenters are impressed by Heatherwick Studio's plant-covered skyscraper in Singapore but others still need convincing. Read more › |
The founder of John Wardle Architects has remodelled his Melbourne home of 25 years and readers can't get enough. Read more › |
Bob Hendrikx has created a mycelium coffin that speeds up decomposition and improves soil quality, but has he gone far enough? Read more › |
Readers are pleased by the use of skewed angles and whitewashed concrete in The Church of Pope John Paul II in Páty, Hungary. Read more › |
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Reflect Architecture has renovated a house for a young family living in Toronto, Canada, by twisting a blue slide through its centre. Read more › |
Readers are divided over the design for a prefabricated timber office, which Boano Prišmontas created for people working from home. Read more › |
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has announced plans to create a new Bauhaus modelled on the influential school. Read more › |
Readers are concerned about the upkeep of an apartment building in Australia, which is covered in thousands of trees and plants. Read more › |
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Commenters are impressed with Rapt Studio's interior design for the headquarters of lifestyle and wellness brand Goop. Read more › |
Extinction Rebellion's bamboo protest towers that blocked national newspaper printing presses recall the sustainable motives of high-tech architecture and should win the Stirling Prize, argues Phineas Harper. Read more › |
The founders of Carwan Gallery have moved it from Beirut to Athens after claiming the Greek capital is the new Berlin, exciting readers. Read more › |
Snøhetta has been announced as the winner of a competition to design the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota. Read more › |
Atelier Štěpán has built a circular church in a housing estate in Brno that is topped with a panoramic, rainbow-hued window. Read more › |
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