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This week, readers are discussing the latest project from David Chipperfield Architects in Lyon, France, and debating a water tower in Sweden by White Arkitekter. Read on for more... |
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"Brutal but wavuncular"Commenters consider a wave-like water reservoir in Sweden made of concrete and elevated on nine columns by White Arkitekter. |
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"This is just what the world's oceans need"Readers debate 3D-printed stars installed by Carlos Betancourt and Alberto Latorre on Miami Beach for Miami Art Week, designed as prototypes for a future underwater "hybrid coral reef." |
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"Materially robust but the uniformity is unrelenting"David Chipperfield Architects has completed a social housing block, an office building and a mixed-use high-rise as part of a masterplan in Lyon led by Herzog & de Meuron. Commenters are uninspired. |
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"Are they making another Star Trek movie?"Kéré Architecture's design for a cultural centre in Togo is sending commenters into space. |
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"It's a lovely colour – you can almost taste it"Colour specialist Pantone has announced Mocha Mousse as its 2025 colour of the year – a chocolatey brown hue selected to reflect the importance of "little treat culture". Readers concur its an edible choice. |
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"PoMo is back! I love it" |
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"Why do we need yachts in the first place?"Yves Béhar, with Italian shipyard Rossinavi, has created a concept for an electric hybrid catamaran superyacht. Readers aren't sure. |
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"I really wanted to like it – I'm all for trying anything brick-free"Sparking much debate, architectural studio Lacey & Saltykov has completed a London home featuring an armadillo-shell roof. |
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"Makes zero sense, was the building completely unusable?"Marks & Spencer's controversial redevelopment plan for its London flagship store on Oxford Street has been approved by UK housing secretary Angela Rayner. Readers oppose the decision. |
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