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This week, readers are discussing three skyscrapers planned for Toronto and debating Bentley's latest electric concept car.
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"It would have been kinder to the original building to demolish it"Hariri Pontarini Architects, ERA Architects, and landscape studio Public Work have released plans to add three skyscrapers to a 1920s art deco building in Toronto. Commenters react. |
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"Refreshing to see a simple but rigorous plan which delivers a clear, formal statement about domesticity"Readers are enjoying a home completed by A2 Architects in Ireland topped with a pyramidal, red corrugated metal roof. |
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"The number one question we need to ask ourselves is 'would I want to live here?'"On the corner of a busy LA highway interchange, LOHA designed this housing project made from shipping containers for formerly homeless people – which has provoked strong reactions from commenters. |
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"The wood and woven bronze tones and textures work really well together"Readers share their thoughts about a restaurant renovation by Austrian architect Jakob Sprenger for a hotel in Gstaad, Switzerland. |
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"Why are automotive designers wandering further away from what humans need and how we live?"Bentley has previewed its upcoming electric vehicles with a three-seat concept car – featuring the redesigned Winged B emblem that was unveiled last week – which one reader called "grotesquely offensive". |
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"I love it when architecture puts a smile on my face"Bristol studio Barefoot Architects has completed the UK's largest co-housing project in Bridport, Dorset, creating a series of brick and timber-clad blocks. Commenters respond. |
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"There is a difference between minimal and minimalistic" |
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"Not sure how people riding actual bikes feel about this thing riding in a bike lane?"New York-based startup Infinite Machine has unveiled a minimalist e-bike that looks like a scooter but doesn't require a motorcycle license, according to the brand. Commenters have questions. |
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"This lawsuit should never have seen the light of day – no pun intended"Readers discuss news that a couple in London have won £500,000 compensation over light being blocked from their apartment by a PLP Architecture-designed office tower – but a court refused their request for the offending building to be partially demolished. |
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