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| View online |  | |  | |  Tehran-based Hooba Design Group has designed a series of concrete volumes to house the showrooms and administrative spaces of the Aptus Concrete Block Manufacturing Factory in the suburbs of Karaj, Iran. Read more › | |  Morgan Ruben drew on nature when growing his leaf-shaped Folium light from mycelium and designing his Luminosa lamp to reference the way bioluminescent worms attract prey. Read more › | |  Milan's Salone del Mobile could move from its regular April slot and take place in September next year, Dezeen has learned. Read more › | |  Studio Wills + Architects has reconfigured an apartment in Serangoon, Singapore so that it accommodates the studio's own office and a snug home for its founder. Read more › | |  Read more › | |  Dezeen promotion: Copenhagen designer Thomas Bentzen has created a collection of products for Danish brand Muuto called the Linear System Series, which can be tailored by users to suit the needs of their individual workspaces. Read more › | |  Read more › | |  Architecture studio Adjaye Associates has revealed its concept for a museum dedicated to west African art, which will be built in Benin City, Nigeria. Read more › | |  Dezeen has teamed up with Rado to present Rado Design Week, a week of virtual content exploring the design of the Swiss watch brand's four unique new timepieces. Read more › | |  US firm Studio Gang has completed its transformation of a coal-burning power plant into the wellness-focused student union for Beloit College in Wisconsin with a suspended running track looping through the building. Read more › | |  AHEAD is announcing the best new hotel designs in Europe today, in a video ceremony broadcast by Dezeen for the hospitality awards programme. Read more › | |  Bollywood posters and fluorescent effigies of Hindu deities have been superimposed on Tate Britain's portico, as part of an installation designed by artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman for the museum's fourth annual winter commission. Read more › | |  Augmented reality glasses designed for tourists visiting foreign cities and a device for sterilising clothing feature in Hongik University's technology-focused school show. Read more › | |  | |       You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily.
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