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This week readers are discussing Junya Ishigami's below-ground concrete and mud restaurant and debating King Charles III's impact on British architecture when he was Prince of Wales. Read on for more... |
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"The strength of the novelty nullifies the concrete crime"Architect Junya Ishigami crafted this restaurant in Japan by pouring concrete into holes in the ground. Readers have given it "five stars". |
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"Charles deprived us of what would have been Mies van der Rohe's best urban intervention"Our roundup of six ways in which King Charles III impacted British architecture has separated the modernists from the classicists. |
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"Stone work on point" |
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"Like a glove"Readers are praising the "groovy design" of João Mendes Ribeiro's black timber-clad Chestnut House in Vale Flor, Portugal. |
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"A pity that production designers don't get a chance to design our cities" |
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"Surely this must be a spoof?"A moon-shaped resort intended to provide "space tourism for all" has been proposed for Dubai. Readers can't quite believe their eyes. |
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"Welcome to my nightmare" |
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"I'd live there if I was rich" |
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"Sexy looking and very expensive ... pity it wont work!"Buro Happold and Cookfox Architects have developed a living facade to encourage birds and insects to nest. Commenters have their doubts. |
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"Something new that isn't glass – super creative!" |
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"What is the purpose of the outer glass veil?"GRAAM Architecture has wrapped a French office building in a timber exoskeleton and "glass veil" and readers are scratching their heads. |
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"For modernists, time stands still"Readers are debating Jean Prouvé's daughter re-releasing designs from her father's archive, like the 1948 Fauteuil Kangourou chair. |
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