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This week, readers are debating the "world's slimmest vacuum cleaner" and discussing a concrete museum in Lithuania.
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"The engineering is impressive but, visually, the roof structure is extremely busy"Commenters discuss a project by Vastushilpa Sangath who designed this school in Tamil Nadu, India, with a red, banana leaf-shaped roof. |
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"All that R&D money to come up with the traditional profile of a broom?"Dyson unveiled the "world's slimmest vacuum cleaner" and Dezeen readers debated its merits in the comments section. |
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"Is a huge concrete roof, as an urban gesture, the best choice in 2025?"Commenters appraise a project by SMAR Architecture Studio which crowns a concrete science museum in Lithuania with a sun-like disc. |
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"Pop Art is awesome and the world needs more of it"Gustaf Westman has designed pink Mercedes-Benz CLA with an integrated tent and extendable picnic table. Commenters react. |
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"I need a putter and a Pro V1 gold ball"Heatherwick Studio has given a New York Longchamp store a makeover and readers go golfing in the comment section. Read more › |
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"Anderson has a distinct directorial tone but the cutesie-pie production design overwhelms the storytelling""You create a world" for every Wes Anderson film, set decorator Anna Pinnock told Dezeen in an interview, to which commenters responded. |
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"All these pieces seem heavy and solid – lightness beats heavy every time, what am I missing?"Readers answer each other's questions under news of recycled plastic furniture brand Loope's take-back and recreate scheme. |
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"Seems ominous"Commenters aren't sure about news that technology company OpenAI has announced the acquisition of designer Jony Ive's startup IO. |
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"Heavy on timber and ultralight on architecture"S9 Architecture goes heavy on timber for the headquarters of an Ohio non-profit, prompting Dezeen readers to dissect the project. |
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