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GOA tops Metasequoia Grove Restaurant with cluster of tree-informed pyramids

Chinese studio Group of Architects has created a restaurant topped with a canopy made from a series of aluminium pyramidal forms in the village of Suzhou, China.

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Knox Bhavan creates flood-resilient March House on banks of River Thames

London studio Knox Bhavan has created a prefabricated, flood-resilient house on the bank of the River Thames in Buckinghamshire, which is designed to be "future-proof" for at least the next 100 years.

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"Architects must reject the 'follow your passion' narrative and see ourselves as workers"

Widespread unionization should be supported by studio leaders as it would help architecture businesses thrive as well as giving workers a fair deal, writes Andrew Daley of Architectural Workers United.

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Ten Brazilian houses that reflect the country's diverse landscape

A concrete house in the rainforest, a rammed earth home in a mountainous landscape and a red-painted steel structure in the city of São Paulo are included in this roundup of 10 Brazilian houses from the Dezeen archive.

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Terra Nova soil monitor aims to avert future food crisis

To fight the threat of soil degradation to food supply, design graduate Ryan Waterhouse has invented a portable device that monitors the health of topsoil.

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Morag Myerscough reveals colourful flags emblazoned with environmental message on Oxford Street

British artist Morag Myerscough has created an aerial installation of 105 flags for the Clean Power campaign, which aims to encourage conversation about renewable energy.

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Fanny and Matthew Mueller complete 17-year renovation of Brooklyn townhouse

Architects Fanny and Matthew Mueller have completed a lengthy and extensive renovation of their family home in Brooklyn, called 17 at 17, which features floating steps, loft beds and a wood-and-steel bridge.

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