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This week, readers are discussing RCR Arquitectes plans for an "unusually narrow" skyscraper in Dubai and debating earplugs made out of mycelium. Read on for more...
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Architecture practice Line + Studio has completed a doughnut-shaped meteorological balloon and a woven timber tunnel in Zhejiang, China, which commenters have hailed as "sensational".
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Readers are intrigued by Pritzker Prize-winning studio RCR Arquitectes' design for the 380-meter-high Muraba Veil skyscraper in downtown Dubai, which will feature a single apartment per floor.
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Prada and aerospace company Axiom Space have unveiled designs for NASA's Artemis III spacesuit, set to be worn by the first astronauts to return to the moon in over 50 years. Readers weigh in.
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MAD Architects' One River North apartment block in Denver, Colorado – featuring a large, canyon-like opening in its main facade – has lit up the comments section with arguments for and against.
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Product company Gob has launched a pair of compostable, mycelium earplugs that were designed as an alternative to the 40 billion plastic earplugs produced each year. Readers share their thoughts.
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Commenters are praising the Museum of Shakespeare in Shoreditch, London, designed by Perkins&Will, which integrates the remains of Shakespeare's 16th-century Curtain Playhouse.
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