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This week, readers are debating a domed home in the California desert and discussing if the smartphone era is coming to an end.
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"Strangely sympathetic to the barren, rugged landscape"Dezeen readers debate a domed home in California designed to feel both "ancient and otherworldly" by designer Anastasiya Dudik. |
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"The logical end point is to implant cranial AI devices"Dezeen's latest news feature asks if we're living in the twilight of the smartphone. Commenters weigh in with their thoughts. |
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"Surprisingly rational, buildable and boxy for ZHA"Readers discuss Zaha Hadid Architects plans for Vilnius Airport terminal in Lithuania. |
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"Don't forget to add a few bat bricks as well"In our latest opinion piece, Hannah Bourne-Taylor argues architects should get behind the campaign to install swift bricks in all new UK homes. Commenters are generally in favour. |
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"They should put one of these on each end of The Line"Louis Vuitton has unveiled a boat-shaped concept store in Shanghai. Readers react – with one calling the project "grotesque". |
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"A warm project full of soul"Commenters discuss a timber extension for a private home by Belgian architectural studio Hé! on the outskirts of Brussels. |
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"Amazing plan and craftsmanship – just not a fan of those gabion walls though"Readers like this Y-shaped home in Slovakia by Paulíny Hovorka Architects – except for the internal gabion walls. |
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"Not convinced this does what it says on the tin"Commenters aren't sure about Dutch design studio Modem's AI bedside device that replays your dreams as short videos. |
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"They've done very well with the tight, constrained site and limited budget"A double-gabled form that resembles the merging of two homes defines this red house in Hackney, designed by Graeme Williamson Architects, and has ignited discussion in the comments section. |
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