Debate: "My instinct is to laugh"

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Join the debate! View online This week, readers are discussing the completion of Danish material supplier Dymak's headquarters by architecture studio BIG and the news that Jay Morton has been elected as the next RIBA president.   Read on for more and join the debate!     "My instinct is to laugh, but I really like it and I've no idea why" Commenters are intrigued by fashion designer Rick Owens' Spring Summer 27 menswear show, unveiled in Paris. Tiny built-in fans help to circulate air around the wearer of these inflatable Adidas jogging suits. What do you think? ›   "What's the point of being an architect if the function is not protected?" Readers are discussing the news that Jay Morton, director at architecture studio Bell Phillips, has been elected to become the next president of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Join the conversation ›   "Great work! I think they nailed this one" Architecture studio BIG has completed the headquarters for Danish material supplier Dymak in Odense, Denmark, sheltering its rounded mass-timber structure with a roof evoking a Möbius strip. Commenters share their thoughts. Share your thoughts ›   Latest Dezeen Showroom products Adinne chair by Leonardo Rossano for True Design Call It a Day lighting by Tongqi Lu Design Kitchens by Cabbonet Collective RailLock ceiling system by The Collective   "The layers of the rammed earth wall are so choice" Architecture studio Snøhetta has laid a hill-like green roof over timber-and-earth volumes for a building dedicated to American president Theodore Roosevelt, connecting it to the rolling landscape of North Dakota, USA. Readers are captivated. Read the story ›   "Can we have some grass and trees to climb on?" Multidisciplinary team RUA Studio has won this year's Davidson Prize with Playdeck, a concept design that envisions repurposing decommissioned buses into playscapes for people of all ages. Commenters are sceptical. Share your thoughts ›   "Did the joiner hire a builder or the builder hire a joiner?!" Readers are loving this partially submerged yet well-lit family home in Roehampton Village, southwest London, by local studio Stylus Architects. Have you had your say? ›     "Sinuous curves never looked so tired" Commenters are unimpressed by architecture studio MAD's interconnected and curved design of Tengyun Center, completed for technology company Tencent in Shenzhen, China. What do you reckon? ›   "So cool and nostalgic" Cantilever chairs, wood panelling and mirror-clad surfaces meet in Lève Office Bar, a Space Age-informed bar in Turin by Italian architect Fabio Fantolino. Readers respond. What do you think? ›   "Don't know about the fish, but I enjoyed this" Commenters are amused by Danish artist collective Superflex's collaboration with KWY.studio architects and their creation of Super Kello – a harbourside stone sculpture in Oulu, Finland, to be enjoyed by fish after sea levels rise. Join the debate ›   This week's top jobs on Dezeen Jobs Mid-weight 3D exhibition designer at Casson Mann Part 1 architectural assistant at Haverstock Experienced technical architect at William Matthews Associates Part-time brand and communications manager at Remi C.T. Studio Architecture | Interiors | Design | Technology | Jobs           You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Debate, which was formerly called Dezeen Weekly. Update your preferences | Unsubscribe | Forward to a friend Dezeen Limited, 8 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ, UK Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise