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This week, readers are debating the winners of the Royal Insitute of British Architects' 2024 National Awards and commenting on a pair of high-tech skyscrapers in Bogotá designed by the late Richard Rogers. Read on for more...

 

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Studio Moto creates sculptural concrete lookout point on Belgian coast

"A delightful interruption"

Readers are debating a ring-shaped concrete viewpoint on a beach in De Panne, which rises and falls to echo the surrounding sand dunes.

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RIBA names UK's best buildings of 2024

"Very nice but very boring projects"

Commenters are reacting to the winners of the Royal Institute of British Architects' 2024 National Awards and placing bets on which of them might be shortlisted for the Stirling Prize later this year.

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Photos reveal Richard Rogers-designed Bogotá skyscraper

"Graphic simplicity of detail and honest expression of the structure"

Readers are applauding  the posthumous completion of a pair of high-tech skyscrapers in Bogotá designed by the late Richard Rogers.

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Studio Cochi Architects creates raw concrete house in Japan

"Materiality aside, the spatial moves and moments are superb"

Commenters discuss Studio Cochi Architects' house in Nishizaki, Japan, which features thick walls of exposed concrete.

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Nothing brings modularity to budget smartphones with CMF Phone 1

"Would have been nice with a removable battery"

Readers are reacting to the launch of Nothing's CMF Phone1, which emphasises modularity and customization as its main selling points.

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Heliotrope uses "warm and subdued" materials for Seattle house extension

"I love how the addition lightly engages the original structure"

Commenters have mixed opinions about US studio Heliotrope's house extension at a historic 1930s property in Seattle.

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RSHP to transform world's largest cluster of Victorian gas holders into housing

"Fantastic reuse"

RSHP has received planning consent to construct cylindrical housing blocks within the Victorian gas holders in London. Commenters react.

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"Design can do more to reduce the built environment's capacity for enabling misogyny"

"Architecture is not the solution to the problem"

Readers debate Helen Parton's opinion piece that explores planning and design's roles in propagating misogyny in the built environment.

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Xanadu is a "fun and maximum" roller disco in Brooklyn

"Chuck E. Cheese for adults"

Commenters are delighted by a colourful, retro roller rink in New York City designed by local entrepreneur Varun Kataria.

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