Debate: "We need to stop trying to find tech solutions to emotional issues"

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This week, readers are discussing Heatherwick Studio's redevelopment of a city block in the historic centre of Prague and a compact smartphone that has two operating systems.

 

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Buchner Bründler Architekten finishes concrete housing blocks in Switzerland with colourful details

"Clean modernity, spatially interesting"

Readers are debating a residential complex in Switzerland by Buchner Bründler Architekten, which combines exposed concrete surfaces with colourful accents.

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Vilo is a handheld device designed to provide comfort after pregnancy loss

"We need to stop trying to find tech solutions to emotional issues"

University of Leeds student Lucia Guest has developed a therapeutic device to emotionally support people who have experienced miscarriage and stillbirths. Commenters are divided.

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Architects "are the ones who discovered the power" of AI imaging says Seraphinne Vallora co-founder Andreea Petrescu

"Why are so many people so ready to let a computer do the fun parts of their job?"

Readers are reacting to a controversial Vogue campaign featuring AI model Seraphinne Vallora. In an interview with Dezeen, co-founder Andreea Petrescu explains how she learned the power of attention-grabbing images while working at Foster + Partners.

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Heatherwick Studio set to redevelop city block in historic centre of Prague

"Trying to grasp the logic of a huge mall in a historical city centre"

Work is set to begin on the redevelopment of a city block in the historic centre of Prague into shops and offices surrounding a central square by Heatherwick Studio. Commenters argue the proposals ignore the site's historic context.

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iKKO attempts to reinvent the smartphone with AI-led MindOne

"About time we got something different – smartphone design has been stagnant forever"

Readers are sceptical of MindOne, a compact smartphone by Chinese tech company iKKO that has a single flippable camera and two operating systems, one focused on AI.

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Joe Doucet creates table from discarded fridges and electronics

"It's a novel idea unless it's able to be provided at an attainable price point"

Commenters are fascinated by a table made from discarded fridges and electronics, designed by American designer Joe Doucet in collaboration with sustainable surface brand The Good Plastic Company.

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JA Joubert Architecture designs towers "echoing the hills and mountains" in Tirana

"We need far more ziggurat. It makes a whole lot of sense"

Dutch studio JA Joubert Architecture has completed a series of undulating, mixed-use towers on a lakeside site in Tirana, Albania. Readers share their reactions.

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GM China reveals EV concept designed to evoke retro rocket ships

"Very cool and subtle take on a Jetson revival"

The Chinese division of General Motors has unveiled its Buick Electra Orbit concept car, which combines 20th-century space-age references with the latest electric vehicle technologies. Commenters discuss its merits.

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Xisui Design uses 3D-printed concrete to create organic-looking playscape for Chinese park

"I bet the kids would prefer a timber climbing frame"

A series of 3D-printed concrete boulders create bridges, tunnels and planters at Boulder Park, a playground in Shandong province, China, designed by Xisui Design. Readers think "it's too safe and lacking challenge".

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