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This week, readers are discussing Swedish micro homes designed by BBDO Nordics and Foster + Partners plans for an autonomous robot construction project.
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"The toilet needs to be in another room"Developer Riksbyggen and creative agency BBDO Nordics have designed three flats based on what a 25-year-old can afford to buy in Sweden today. |
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"The render has a great deal of strange in it"British studio Foster + Partners, in collaboration with academic institutions, has secured funding to develop an automated fleet of robots and drones for on-site timber construction. |
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"I wouldn't want my name on that drab building, perhaps the Kennedy clan feel similarly"The administration of US president Donald Trump has said it may have to demolish the Edward Durell Stone-designed building and replace it with an amphitheatre. |
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"Careful balance of old and new, beautifully executed"British studio Richard Parr Associates has renovated a trio of 19th-century buildings at The Newt in Somerset hotel in England, restoring their interiors to nod to the site's past. |
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"It would be interesting to hear the client-side part of this"The world's most prominent architecture studios are embracing AI for everything from coming up with designs to project analyses and reports, Dezeen research has found. |
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"Hooray for colour!"US studio Lehrer Architects has completed Loma Verde, a supportive housing development for once-homeless residents that features a slender footprint and stucco walls adorned with splashes of colour. |
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"Wally has a new outfit"Designer Simon Weckert has created a colourful camouflage shirt that cannot be detected using AI video systems. |
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"Gorgeous interior woodwork"Local architecture practice Studio Massimo has completed a bio-based office in the Netherlands, using bark cladding and an expansive green roof to disguise its form within the surrounding woodland. |
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"I would absolutely love to live in an apartment building like that!"Architecture studio KFA plans to convert a 1970s brutalist office in Los Angeles into housing after its recent designation as a historic landmark, taking advantage of a recently adopted adaptive reuse ordinance. |
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