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Timber wraps around "magical and out-of-the-ordinary" children's theatre in Denmark

Local studios Svendborg Architects and Wohlert Arkitekter have completed Ishøj Theatre in Denmark, designing a timber-clad facade with curved openings that evokes stage curtains.

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How parametricism changed architecture but not buildings

Our Parametricism series has explored the architectural theory controversially touted by Patrik Schumacher as the defining style of the 21st century. To round things off, Tom Ravenscroft measures the movement's impact.

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Translucent Centre Pompidou Hanwha set to open in Seoul

The Centre Pompidou Hanwha designed by French architecture studio Wilmotte & Associés has been revealed ahead of its opening in Seoul, South Korea, next month.

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Lost Hide exhibition at Melbourne Design Week finds new uses for leather offcuts

From a pair of armchairs made from contrasting hides to a tyre swing wrapped in reclaimed leather and a shaded floor lamp, the Lost Hide exhibition explores creative uses for leftover leather.

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This dress is made from the remains of a 17th-century shipwreck

Researchers at Finland's Aalto University have salvaged 300-year-old wood from the wreckage of a cargo ship in Oulu, which was transformed into yarn and knitted into a zero-waste dress.

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Six exhibitions spotlighting designer-makers at Melbourne Design Week

Playful champagne buckets, algae-made marble and over 100 chairs designed and made in Australia, feature in this year's Melbourne Design Week.

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"When you give people the right tools, the office becomes somewhere they want to be," says Framery

Promotion: according to soundproof booth manufacturer Framery, its pods and offices have "cracked the code" on enhancing office appeal, resulting in 400 employees freely returning to the office.

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Vitra's Reset system embodies "beta mindset" to enhance building adaptability

Promotion: Swiss furniture brand Vitra has applied its flexible "beta mindset" to its Reset stepped floor structures designed by Swiss architect and designer Stephan Hürlemann.

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Kengo Kuma & Associates designs its first museum building in the US for Pennsylvania

Architecture studio Kengo Kuma & Associates and landscape design office Field Operations have released designs for a vernacular expansion to the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art outside of Philadelphia, USA.

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Además Arquitectura encloses Buenos Aires house with wall for "introspective approach"

Argentina studio Además Arquitectura has completed a blocky concrete house protected by a rounded privacy wall in a suburban area of Buenos Aires.

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Beer factory museum among projects from the University of Bath

Dezeen School Shows: a proposal for a museum in a beer factory in Bristol, UK, is among the student projects from the University of Bath.

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Kite acoustic panels by MUCNYC for Narbutas

Dezeen Showroom: cutting and folding techniques give life to the Kite acoustic ceiling panels, designed by duo MUCNYC for workplace furniture brand Narbutas.

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