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This week, readers are discussing Royal Mail’s rollout of solar-powered postboxes across the UK and reports that Olympic organisers have asked South Korea to host the 2029 Asian Winter Games.
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Some readers are praising this "beautifully detailed" Australian home by architect Peter Besley, wrapped in perforated screens of reclaimed terracotta brick and metal mesh, while others remain unconvinced.
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Commenters are reacting to reports that Olympic organisers have asked South Korea to host the 2029 Asian Winter Games amid doubts over Saudi Arabia's unbuilt Trojena ski resort.
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Amtrak has launched new trains along the US East Coast, running 10 mph faster and called the "first high-speed trains built in America". Readers welcome the development.
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Due to the UK's climate, commenters are questioning Royal Mail's redesign of the iconic red postbox, which integrates solar panels to power digital drawers for larger parcels.
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As the world gets hotter, demand for cooling systems is increasing, but energy-hungry air conditioning risks making the situation worse. Starr Charles explores whether more efficient solutions are possible. Commenters share their thoughts.
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American restaurant chain Cracker Barrel has scrapped plans to replace its "Old Timer" logo with a minimalist redesign following online backlash, including from Donald Trump. Readers are divided over the decision.
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Readers disapprove of Snøhetta's mixed-use coastal development in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, described as "reminiscent of a mountain range".
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Governments' failure to agree on a plastic treaty highlights our reliance on the material, but there may be a silver lining, writes Smith Mordak. Commenters share their views.
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Readers are delighted by a Victorian home in Hackney, updated by London studio Material Works with an extension into the garden featuring a large double-height bay window framed in natural stone.
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