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This week, UN Human Rights Council experts denounce the planned executions of three people for reportedly opposing the Neom project in Saudi Arabia and Nendo designs a beer can to "create an ideal foam". Read on for more...

 

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UN Human Rights Council experts "express alarm" over imminent executions connected to Neom

UN Human Rights Council experts "express alarm" over imminent executions connected to Neom

The United Nations Human Rights Council has issued a statement denouncing the planned executions of three people for reportedly opposing the Neom mega project in Saudi Arabia.

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Nendo designs beer can with two pull tabs to "create an ideal foam"

Nendo designs beer can with two pull tabs to "create an ideal foam"

Japanese design studio Nendo has developed an alternative beer can with two angled pull tabs, which were manufactured to control the level of foam produced by opening the can.

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Neiheiser Argyros refreshes Victorian terrace house with timber-clad extension

Neiheiser Argyros refreshes Victorian terrace house with timber-clad extension

London-based studio Neiheiser Argyros has renovated a Victorian terrace named Steele's Road House, adding balconies and open spaces that connect the home to its garden.

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Renzo Piano wraps Istanbul Modern in facade "evocative of fish scales"

Renzo Piano wraps Istanbul Modern in facade "evocative of fish scales"

Italian architecture studio Renzo Piano Building Workshop has completed the landmark Istanbul Modern museum, which is its first project in Turkey.

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The Mills Fabrica to host design talks at London Craft Week

The Mills Fabrica to host design talks at London Craft Week

Promotion: Dezeen has teamed up with innovation platform The Mills Fabrica to livestream a number of talks that explore design solutions to planet-related issues on 11 May 2023 as part of London Craft Week.

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"Even if naively, Charles is entangled in the far-right's weaponisation of architecture"

"Even if naively, Charles is entangled in the far-right's weaponisation of architecture"

With Charles III set to be officially crowned this Saturday, Robert Bevan reflects on the cultural and political implications of the king's famous love for traditional architecture.

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Markus Benesch designs Alpine home for fabled "tuntschi" doll

Markus Benesch designs Alpine home for fabled "tuntschi" doll

A vengeful doll from an Alpine folk tale was the imagined occupant of this colourful cabin-style home created by German designer Markus Benesch at Milan design week.

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Grid Architects designs women's-only social housing tower for London

Grid Architects designs women's-only social housing tower for London

Planning approval has been granted for a housing development in London that will provide 102 affordable homes to women, designed by Grid Architects for the Women's Pioneer Housing association.

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Snøhetta places shingle-clad viewing tower on mountain peak in Austria

Snøhetta places shingle-clad viewing tower on mountain peak in Austria

Norwegian architecture practice Snøhetta has built Top of Alpbachtal, an angular timber viewing tower in a popular skiing area in the Tyrolean Alps that sits 2,030 metres above sea level.

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"If the majority of electric cars are dull, this is an opportunity" says Maserati CEO

"If the majority of electric cars are dull, this is an opportunity" says Maserati CEO

Maserati CEO Davide Grasso explains how the Italian luxury car brand is seeking to ensure its electric vehicles are just as fun to drive as those with combustion engines in a conversation with Dezeen.

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Grimshaw and UEL develop Sugarcrete blocks that "could replace the traditional brick industry"

Grimshaw and UEL develop Sugarcrete blocks that "could replace the traditional brick industry"

Architecture studio Grimshaw and the University of East London have collaborated to create Sugarcrete, a biomaterial construction block with an interlocking shape made from the sugarcane by-product bagasse.

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MAD's first South American building will resemble "twisting vines"

MAD's first South American building will resemble "twisting vines"

Chinese architecture studio MAD has unveiled visuals of Qondesa, a skyscraper for Ecuador's capital Quito that will feature a planted facade and become the city's tallest building.

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"Droog is the last movement in design" says designer Richard Hutten

"Droog is the last movement in design" says designer Richard Hutten

On the 30th anniversary of Droog's first show in Milan, founding member Richard Hutten has curated an exhibition celebrating the Dutch design movement and its lasting influence.

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