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Stacks of reclaimed slate form facade of The Garden Retreat

Reclaimed materials were used to create this garden studio, which London practice The Environmental Design Studio has added to a compact site in Cambridge, England.

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Ten rustic Italian interiors that evoke the history of the Mediterranean

This lookbook collects 10 interiors in Italy with a distinctly rustic feel, including homes and hotels replete with wooden beams, cool stone and other rich textures.

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Henry K Wein designs portable treehouse that can be towed by bicycle

Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Henry K Wein has developed Trunk Bunk, a treehouse that allows its occupant to sleep in a different tree every night.

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César Béjar Studio inserts minimal pink house into Mexican street

Mexican architecture firm César Béjar Studio has sandwiched a minimalist pink house between two buildings in Culiacán, Mexico, while bringing light into its centre via atriums and voids.

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Ten architecture projects by students at City College of New York

Dezeen School Shows: a project examining the street furniture in Manhattan's Chinatown district is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at City College of New York.

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Quiet-luxury interiors | Cliff-edge cafe | Bruce Geology Museum

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Trace Architecture Office perches cafe on Jiming Island cliff edge

Beijing studio Trace Architecture Office has placed a concrete cafe and guesthouse "like giant rocks" on the edge of a cliff on Jiming Island in Weihai, China.

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Eight quiet luxury interiors from Biarritz to Stockholm

Our latest lookbook focuses on quiet luxury and features projects including a French hotel and a Swedish Grace apartment that exemplify the trend for discrete, yet sumptuous interiors.

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Dezeen In Depth explores impact of strikes on Hollywood's design industry

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This week BIG completed The Spiral supertall skyscraper in New York

This week on Dezeen, we reported that BIG completed its first supertall skyscraper, a 66-storey commercial high-rise wrapped with a series of stepped terraces.

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Eskew Dumez Ripple clads Connecticut museum in fluted precast-stone facade

New Orleans-based architecture studio Eskew Dumez Ripple has clad a Connecticut museum with a stone facade reminiscent of local quarries and "monolithic massing".

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Linden Brown Architecture creates "live-work" building for Portland shoe designers

Tall roof monitors lend a sculptural look to the Gradient House and Studio, which was designed by Oregon studio Linden Brown Architecture for the founders of a shoe design company.

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Sixteen design projects by students at Virginia Commonwealth University

Dezeen School Shows: a pair of hand-woven, hand-dyed rugs depicting urban development in Qatar is included in this school show by Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar.

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Haunted castles around the world
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Adventure awaits those who are brave enough. This Halloween it's time to explore the spookiest castles our planet has to offer. Uncover the mysteries and the dark pasts and creepy histories that shroud these ancient sites. Trick or treat yourself to a collection of hauntingly beautiful destinations that will send shivers down your spine. Let's unveil these ghostly gems. But be careful: Scroll at your own risk!
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Bran castle, Romania
Can it get more Halloweeny than this? It is said that the famous legend of Dracula originated here. The popular castle houses a museum, and although the queues sometimes are more frightening than the actual vampires, it remains a mythical, medieval must-see. If you dare, fly to Bucharest. From there, it's just a 2-hour drive.
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Himeji Castle, Japan
Himeji is one of the greatest remaining Japanese castles. Its beautiful white exterior may look serene, but inside the walls hide dark secrets. According to the legend, servant Okiku was falsely accused of losing valuable dishes. She was thrown into the well, where she apparently still haunts at night...
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Leap Castle, Ireland
This castle has seen more cruelty than a Game of Thrones wedding. With a room called "The Bloody Chapel," and a ghost who many believe still haunts the church at night, the horror doesn't end there. During renovations in the early 1900s, workmen found a secret dungeon with an incredible amount of skeletons. Dare a visit?
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