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This week readers are discussing SANAA's extension of the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney and Herzog & de Meuron's plans for London's Liverpool Street station. Join the debate below...
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"London has become a city of bland architecture"Swiss architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron has revealed its plan to add two towers to London's Liverpool Street station. Commenters aren't inspired. |
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"The original solution remains absolutely brilliant"A debate has been sparked among commenters following architect Denise Scott Brown's plea to refuse architects' plans to remodel her and Robert Venturi's Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery. |
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"Such subtlety, it's wonderful!"Readers are discussing a residential development in Utrecht, the Netherlands, designed by local practice Space Encounters in collaboration with Mees Visser and Zecc Architecten. |
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"Another gross, kinky and destructive project for Antwerp"Readers are outraged by Daniel Libeskind's plans for a contemporary extension to the iconic Boerentoren tower in Antwerp, Belgium, which was once Europe's tallest high-rise. |
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"This makes a negative contribution to the area" |
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"Humanizing the awkward postmodern fortress is a plus" |
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"The weather in San Fran isn't exactly favourable for outdoor rooms"Local studio Geddes Ulinskas Architects has completed an expansive home in Cow Hollow, San Francisco, with indoor-outdoor spaces. Due to the city's climate, commenters have conflicting opinions. |
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"I miss when the unveiling of the pavilion was an annual highlight"Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh is set to create a timber pavilion sheltering a low circular table for next year's Serpentine Pavilion. Readers are discussing the commission's relevance in 2022. |
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"The space planning is so impractical!"Commenters are questioning a duplex apartment in New York's West Village designed by No Architecture, which features wooden structures that support net hammocks rising up through the two-storey space. |
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"How much research was done on the community and sustainability?" |
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"It turned out messy"While some found it "satisfyingly spartan", other readers are less convinced by a home and artist residency in Tokoyo created by Studio Wasabi Architecture and Satoshi Kawakami Architects. |
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