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| This week, readers are divided over renders of the Guangzhou Show Theatre in China and intrigued by a cat bed launched in collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld's pet. We also announced the winners of the Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote. Read on for more... |
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|  Commenters are debating brutally realistic visuals of the Guangzhou Show Theatre, which is currently under construction in China. Read more › |
|  Readers are amused by a collaboration between LucyBalu and Choupette, the cat who belonged to fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld. Read more › |
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|  Studio Puisto has designed an adaptable, prefabricated cabin that can be built anywhere, but readers are concerned that it has no toilet. Read more › |
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|  Italian curator and art critic Lea Vergine has died from coronavirus just a day after the death of her husband, Italian designer Enzo Mari. Read more › |
|  We rounded up seven examples of bedrooms with striking surfaces including hand-painted wallpaper and commenters can't get enough. Read more › |
|  Architect Julien de Smedt is working on a range of modular houses that will be constructed largely from recycled plastic, but is it enough? Read more › |
|  Readers admire this black house in Washington by Wittman Estes, which was inspired by ancient Chinese landscape paintings. Read more › |
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|  Commenters aren't convinced by a reception building topped with a circular walking trail as part of a development in Chengdu, China. Read more › |
|  Space-saving furniture helped turn a two-bedroom home in Hong Kong into a four-bedroom apartment, and readers are impressed. Read more › |
|  Commenters are baffled by Netha Goldberg's design for shoes, which can carry tampons, matches and charging ports – but not food. Read more › |
|  Readers noticed this private leisure club for residents of New York's Waterline Square development has everything – except for windows. Read more › |
|  Commenters are relieved to learn that an apartment block designed by Lina Ghotmeh still stands after the explosion in Beirut this summer. Read more › |
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