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This week, readers are discussing an office rollercoaster and debating the latest Neom news from Saudi Arabia. Read on for more... |
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"I love it but – why??"Readers react to creative studio The Great Exhibition's permanent, fully functioning rollercoaster, installed in its office in Stockholm. |
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"Perhaps too joyful" |
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"Amazing engineering!"Readers are excited by a digital screen from LG Display, that can be twisted and bent and is capable of expanding up to 50 percent. |
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"Depth, layers, texture – fantastic"The verdict is unanimous about Danish designer David Thulstrup's renovation of a 218-year-old canal-side warehouse in Copenhagen. |
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"How does such an amount of bland get built?"Readers remain unconvinced by a 70-storey skyscraper from Perkins Eastman, now the tallest building in Queens, New York City. |
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"I remember when design was for a better life."Commenters continue to debate the Neom project in Saudi Arabia, following news that CEO Nadhmi al-Nasr has departed the project. |
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"Beautiful colours"Littow Architectes has designed a group of off-grid holiday homes on the coast in the Helsinki archipelago in Finland. Readers respond. |
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"Same energy as a bottle of washing up liquid"Several commenters drew the same parallels about Thomas Heatherwick's lastest designs for Bombay Sapphire's gin bottle. |
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"Is it cake?"We roundup all the best comments from Dezeen readers each week, including this Keralan house in India by Tropical Architecture Bureau. |
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