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This week, readers are debating an unusual house in Toronto, Canada, and discussing the "architecture story of the year" unfolding at the National Gallery in London. Read on for more... |
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"My favourite architecture story of the year"Commenters are enjoying the the discovery of a letter hidden in a false column of the National Gallery's Sainsbury Wing, unearthed during Selldorf Architects' recent revamping of the 1991 extension by architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown. |
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"The single idea executed with complexity is a joy to behold"Readers are discussing Guillermo Acuña Arquitectos Asociados' cantilevered glass and red-painted wood house off a forested cliffside near the sea in Chile. |
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"If they'd chosen black instead of purple everyone would be happy"Commenters react to the "aubergine"-coloured facade of a project by Neil M Denari Architects and HLW in Beverly Hills, California. |
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"We need more designs like this that promote deeper interrelation with the natural world"Readers consider a demountable metal mould by Belgian design firm Studio Part, which encourages young willow trees to grow into a self-supporting bench. |
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"Even without its absurdist hat it is far from elegant"Foster + Partners latest design for a supertall skyscraper in Miami has ignited the comment section with commenters both for and against. |
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"There's a reason why the interiors of mosques are highly decorative"Dezeen readers debate architecture studio Cubeinside's red-brick mosque in Bangladesh, which eschews traditional ornamentation. |
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"Hardly any of their products have been made to last"Commenters aren't convinced by IKEA's plans for a peer-to-peer resale platform called IKEA Preowned. |
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"As close to perfection as I think you could get"Readers are swooning over the crumbling stone walls of an old farmhouse in Spain by H Arquitectes, which have been renovated with bold concrete additions. |
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