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This week, readers are discussing an infill housing solution in Wisconsin by Johnsen Schmaling Architects and debating a floating padel court in Miami Harbor. Read on for more and join the debate! |
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"No respect to the neighbours"Johnsen Schmaling Architects has completed a slender Wisconsin home, drawing mixed reactions from Dezeen readers with one saying it "does not relate to its surroundings". |
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"Why does this trend of making office buildings as residential towers continue?"ODP Architects has started building a Miami skyscraper, designed with an "exoskeleton reminiscent of a faceted diamond." Commenters are weighing in on the tower and the wider trend it represents. |
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"Nice idea but does it restrict boat traffic?"In more Miami news, investment firm Yntegra Group has unveiled a floating padel court in the harbour, prompting questions from readers. |
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"You know that the world is in a bad place when we're all going to be embracing brown!"Readers debate Michelle Ogundehin's opinion piece arguing Pantone got it spot on choosing Mocha Mousse as its 2025 colour of the year. |
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"Like a coffin about to be buried"The latest retail project from Dior in Bangkok, Thailand, featuring a gold replica facade of the Paris HQ, has readers scratching their head. |
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"Not sure where the services efficiency is in this large, spread-out building"Commenters are intrigued by Renzo Piano Building Workshop's design for a hospital in Sharjah, in the United Arab Emirates. |
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"I am not often impressed by design for the super rich, but my lord this is some fantastic work"Readers are mostly appreciative of the interiors of the Rosewood São Paulo penthouse, designed by French designer Philippe Starck. |
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