Debate: "Wally has a new outfit"

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Join the debate! View online This week, readers are discussing Swedish micro homes designed by BBDO Nordics and Foster + Partners plans for an autonomous robot construction project.   Read on for more and join the debate!     "The toilet needs to be in another room" Developer Riksbyggen and creative agency BBDO Nordics have designed three flats based on what a 25-year-old can afford to buy in Sweden today. What do you think? ›   "The render has a great deal of strange in it" British studio Foster + Partners, in collaboration with academic institutions, has secured funding to develop an automated fleet of robots and drones for on-site timber construction. Read the story ›   "I wouldn't want my name on that drab building, perhaps the Kennedy clan feel similarly" The administration of US president Donald Trump has said it may have to demolish the Edward Durell Stone-designed building and replace it with an amphitheatre. Share your thoughts ›   Latest Dezeen Showroom products Velo chair by Layer for Andreu World Marmoleum Cocoa flooring by Forbo Flooring Contemporary Room Dividing Screens by Fold Studio Flo wall light by Soktas   "Careful balance of old and new, beautifully executed" British studio Richard Parr Associates has renovated a trio of 19th-century buildings at The Newt in Somerset hotel in England, restoring their interiors to nod to the site's past. Join the debate ›   "It would be interesting to hear the client-side part of this" The world's most prominent architecture studios are embracing AI for everything from coming up with designs to project analyses and reports, Dezeen research has found. Join the conversation ›   "Hooray for colour!" US studio Lehrer Architects has completed Loma Verde, a supportive housing development for once-homeless residents that features a slender footprint and stucco walls adorned with splashes of colour. What do you reckon? ›     "Wally has a new outfit" Designer Simon Weckert has created a colourful camouflage shirt that cannot be detected using AI video systems. Have you had your say? ›   "Gorgeous interior woodwork" Local architecture practice Studio Massimo has completed a bio-based office in the Netherlands, using bark cladding and an expansive green roof to disguise its form within the surrounding woodland. Share your thoughts ›   "I would absolutely love to live in an apartment building like that!" Architecture studio KFA plans to convert a 1970s brutalist office in Los Angeles into housing after its recent designation as a historic landmark, taking advantage of a recently adopted adaptive reuse ordinance. What do you think? ›   This week's top jobs on Dezeen Jobs Part 2 architectural assistant at Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands 3D visualiser at Studio Ore Architect at Tate+Co Junior designer at Haberdashery London 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