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This week, readers are discussing a home with a glass-brick facade in Belgium and debating Meta's gesture-sensing wristband prototype. Read on for more and join the debate! |
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"A lot of effort for dubious effect"Walls of glass bricks characterise this infill home in Belgium designed by Demulle Demulle Architecten. Commenters aren't convinced. |
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"I'd rather have the satisfying clicks of a keyboard"Technology company Meta has designed a gesture-sensing wristband prototype that could overtake the keyboard, mouse and touchscreen. Some readers remain sceptical about its practicality. |
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"Neat and ugly at the same time" |
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"Placemaking and architecture with unique character"Readers discuss German practice GMP Architekten's Kunshan Olympic Sports Centre in China – a 45,000-seat football stadium designed to connect with the surrounding parkland. |
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"Delicate, fun, culturally pertinent and contextually respectful"Commenters are praising the renovation of an 18th-century Spanish home by Lucas Y Hernández-Gil, with new rooms and features created without disturbing the original character. |
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"I believe cob to be a bit of a dead-end material"Dezeen readers are responding to a cob classroom which is being built for educational charity Global Generation with waste earth sourced from near its site in King's Cross. |
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"Sleek but not beautiful"Commenters discuss a home built into a Chilean hillside by Ignacio Correa Arquitecto, which features two buildings joined by a bridge. |
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"Clever and interesting"A group of university students have created colour-coded soaps designed to teach vulnerable users about consent. Readers approve. |
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"The colour and material choices are especially striking"Readers debate a prefabricated holiday home on Norway's western coast by Office Inainn, which uses concrete and blackened timber. |
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