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This week readers are commenting on new photographs of Anish Kapoor's reflective sculpture in New York and discussing proposed plans for a covered cycle highway in Dubai. Read on for more and join the debate...
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Iwan Baan has photographed Anish Kapoor's long-awaited reflective sculpture at the base of Herzog & de Meuron's New York skyscraper. Readers love it and think it "kicks you in the frontal cortex".
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Architecture studio Urb has revealed plans for a covered highway for cyclists and pedestrians that would wrap around Dubai. Commenters think the project raises more questions than it answers.
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In an exclusive opinion piece for Dezeen, OMA founder Reinier de Graaf suggests "architects must stop using vacuous buzzwords if they are to make a positive difference in the world". Readers are more than ready to debate the issue, with comments
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Commenters think a large cedar-clad alpine house in the Catskills Mountains by Brooklyn studio Elizabeth Roberts Architects, which connects two gabled forms underground, is a job well done.
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Readers are discussing architecture studio Snøhetta's designs for a large glazed building with commercial, hospitality and cultural spaces that the studio says will create a "new neighbourhood" in Bangkok.
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Japanese practice Schemata Architects has nestled a guesthouse and bar into a hill on the coast of an island in the Seto Inland Sea. Commenters are admiring the "restrained elegance".
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Local studio Atelier Data has built the Praia Grande house in Portugal's Sintra-Cascais Natural Park. Commenters noted the homes balance between "raw and refined".
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A weekend retreat in Lillesand, Norway, by Kolman Boye Architects has been described as a "good display of exemplary ingenuity and creativity" by commenters.
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Readers are debating the design of a spa resort for Clinique La Prairie, which will form part of the Amaala "wellness destination" on the Red Sea coast in Saudi Arabia.
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