Dezeen's review of the year: June 2013
Internships were in the spotlight when Sou Fujimoto told Dezeen that unpaid architecture work placements are a "nice opportunity", at the opening of his cloud-like Serpentine Gallery Pavilion (pictured) in June.
Thomas Heatherwick
British designer Thomas Heatherwick was awarded in the Queen's Birthday Honours and revealed plans for a new garden bridge across the River Thames in London.
He rejected claims that his cauldron design for the London 2012 Olympics was a copy after a 2007 design that looked remarkably similar by Atopia surfaced, but they were quick to defuse the row.
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A 3D-printed cast for fractured bones that could replace the usual bulky, itchy and smelly plaster or fibreglass ones was our most-clicked story.
The unveiling of Apple's iOS 7 interface closely followed.
Next was Herzog & de Meuron's 57-storey residential tower for Miami.
The design for the world's tallest wooden skyscraper, to be erected in Sweden, took fourth place.
A Vietnamese house with climbing plants and vines over its gridded facade of metal beams and panels also made it into the top five.
Dezeen's month
Our Dezeen and MINI World Tour took us to Berlin, where DMY Berlin founder Joerg Suermann gave us a guided tour of this year's design festival and showed us around the creative neighbourhood of Kreuzberg.
Dezeen popped up in the third consecutive Apple presentation when the company unveiled its latest software interface, the first to be created by Jonathan Ive since he took over both hardware and software design at the company.
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