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This week, readers are discussing RIBA's new logotype by London studio Johnson Banks and Sabine Marcelis' mirrored obelisk at Apple Park.
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"It has a Bond villain's lair feel, which is always a good thing"Max Núñez Arquitectos completed a prefabricated steel house raised on columns for a sloping site in Chile's Sierra Nevada mountains, with commenters praising its "bold structural engineering". |
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"Most hardcore thing I’ve ever seen!" |
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"Looks very dated before it's even dropped"RIBA reveals a new logo by Johnson Banks with a bold sans-serif typeface for its 200th anniversary, but commenters aren’t sold on the redesign. |
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"Why must the exterior be so bland and forgettable?"Readers are debating a performing arts and education centre at the University of Oxford, featuring a four-storey atrium and a Passivhaus concert hall, completed by London studio Hopkins Architects. |
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"A lovely little lamp but certainly for the one per cent of the population to consume" |
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"Historically speaking fascists have always come for the art and architecture first"US President Donald Trump is doing "what dictators do" by passing executive orders that prescribe classical architecture for federal buildings, congresswoman Dina Titus tells Dezeen in this exclusive interview. Readers share their thoughts. |
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"Lovely design and it might be Gang's best work"Jeanne Gang has designed a bottle wrapped in bronze branches for the Gordon & MacPhail 85 Years Old from Glenlivet Distillery, which is the world's oldest whisky. Commenters are unsure. |
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"Love the 2001 Space Odyssey vibe that the Obelisk gives!"Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis has created a trio of mirrored and resin installations at Apple Park in California, all informed by the latest iPhones. Readers are inspired. |
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"Very poignant use of wood"Local studio PPAA created a pavilion with a 23-metre cross-laminated timber beam suspended above rotating wood panels for Mextrópoli 2025 in Mexico City. Commenters discuss the structure. |
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