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This week readers are discussing architecture studio BIG's twisted Vancouver House skyscraper in Canada and debating architects' responsibilities in working on stadium projects for the FIFA 2022 World Cup. Join the debate below...
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Danish architecture studio BIG's 155-meter high Vancouver House skyscraper in Canada has sparked a fiery debate amongst readers.
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Commenters are "deeply in love" with Australian studio Brace New Eco's interior design for a Melbourne residence.
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Readers can't comprehend some of the decisions made at Hundred Acre Wood, a seven-bedroom family home by architecture studio Denizen Works created on a site overlooking Loch Awe in Scotland.
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Architects of the FIFA 2022 World Cup stadiums should speak out on human rights issues or risk helping Qatar in its "sportswashing attempts", says Amnesty International's Peter Frankental in this exclusive interview. Commenters have joined the
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The Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA) has renewed its plans to demolish dormitories designed by American architect Louis Kahn. Readers are debating whether it can or should be saved.
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Readers are reacting to the construction of 3-D printed homes in Texas co-designed by studio BIG and construction technology company ICON, who claim they are produced with less waste and sustainable.
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The French Senate has approved a bill requiring all large parking lots across France to be topped with solar canopies in the next six years. Commenters would like to see the initative implemented globally.
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McDonald's have created the McCrispy Ultimate Gaming Chair, which features an integrated burger warmer and grease-proof leather. One commenter decried the chair as "landfill fodder".
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Readers are dissecting a holiday home in Burgos, Spain, designed by local practice Atienza Maure Arquitectos.
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Iranian architects and designers are "not working" in protest at government oppression and in support of the ongoing protests in Iran. Commenters have mixed opinions on the effectiveness of such action.
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Readers are inspired by design and build studio Localworks' Mustardseed Junior School in Uganda, which features organically shaped classrooms built from natural and locally sourced materials.
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