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This week, readers are discussing the US pavilion for Expo Osaka 2025 designed by Trahan Architects and debating Loewe's teapot exhibiton at Milan Design Week. Read on for more and join the debate! |
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"Well-executed, but not at all domestic in feeling" |
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"Each is magnificent and fascinating"Dezeen commenters are enjoying Loewe’s exhibition of teapots at Milan Design Week, with works by David Chipperfield and Wang Shu. |
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"This trend of looking all corporate is boring and bland"Trahan Architects has revealed the US pavilion for Expo Osaka 2025, drawing criticism from readers who called it "severely uninspiring". |
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"Too BIG to succeed" |
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"We should retain as many idiosyncratic buildings as possible"Conservation group Twentieth Century Society has revealed its 2025 Risk List of UK buildings under threat. Readers respond. |
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"Elegantly executed Nordic rationale" |
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"The lines of the chairs are nice looking – too bad about the colours"French designer Pierre Renart has created an American walnut and leather bench and a set of chairs for luxury brand Longchamp at Milan design week. Readers share their thoughts. |
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"To state the obvious, the US has descended into idiocracy"Commenters are reacting to US President Donald Trump’s executive order rescinding the water flow regulation policy for showerheads set by previous administrations. |
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"Polycarbonate may not be the best choice of materials"Architecture firm Sp(r)int Studio has restored and extended a 1950s timber structure protecting a Viking-era archaeological site in Iceland, adding polycarbonate roof panels, promopting mixed reactions from readers. |
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