Debate: "I just threw up a bit"

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Join the debate! View online This week, readers are discussing the construction of "Arc de Trump" and Groupwork's completion of the "world-first" high-rise held up by a stone exoskeleton.   Read on for more and join the debate!     "I just threw up a bit" The construction of a 250-foot-high triumphal arch in Washington DC designed by Atlanta-based Harrison Design, is set to begin "over the next two-week period". What do you think? ›   "Jenga Towers" A thousand tonnes of volcanic rock replace concrete and steel in Petra Heights, a housing development in north London by architecture studio Groupwork and engineer Webb Yates. Read the story ›   "A commendable act from the Rogers family" The modernist 22 Parkside house in Wimbledon, London, by Richard and Su Rogers has been given over to conservation charity The National Trust. Share your thoughts ›   Latest Dezeen Showroom products First Sway carpet by Modulyss HIMACS Terrazzo is now available in five new colourways Grace tiles by Ceramiche Keope Strut table and pouf by Yağmur Köylü for Yet Design Studio   "Nice and all, but well out of my price range!" Technology company Apple has released its first folding smartphone that has the largest screen of any iPhone. Called iPhone Duo, the phone is the first folding-screen device in Apple's product lineup. It features a central hinge mechanism as well as an external screen visible when the device is folded. Join the debate ›   "Wonderfully primeval" Visitors to this woodland cabin in East Sussex enter via a planted roof terrace, which its architect, British studio Built Works, has "devoted entirely to the ritual of bathing". Join the conversation ›   "He should win the prize for the sickest leather jacket" Polish-American architect Daniel Libeskind has been named architecture laureate for this year's Praemium Imperiale awards by the Japan Art Association. What do you reckon? ›     "Incredible attention to detail!" A metal tunnel guides visitors from underground into a lofty exhibition hall within a tram depot at the Centre for Contemporary Arts Tashkent, which was designed by French architecture practice Studio KO in Uzbekistan's capital. Have you had your say? ›   "I guess the pool will be like flushing a big toilet when the building spins" Architecture studio Orms has submitted a planning application to transform the BT Tower in London into a hotel with a rooftop swimming pool for American hotelier MCR. Share your thoughts ›   "I imagine this house will age incredibly well" Local architecture studio Oatelier has completed Husárik Hut, a barn-like timber home in Slovakia that was designed as a contemporary take on the area's traditional shepherd's huts. What do you think? ›   This week's top jobs on Dezeen Jobs Studio director – architectural solutions at NOWN Brand and business development manager at Mythology Communications manager at Aidlin Darling Design Part 2 architectural assistant/recently qualified architect at Goldstein Heather Architecture 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