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15 November 2011

  • Dezeen is five: most memorable parties

    Continuing our fifth birthday celebrations this week, here is the Dezeen team's list of the five best parties we've hosted since we launched in 2006:

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    Marcus Fairs | 15 November 2011 | 1 comment
  • House in Hiyoshi by Camp Design Inc.

    Glass screens slide back and forth across a timber grid that divides this apartment in Japan. More

    Amy Frearson | 15 November 2011 | 4 comments
  • More designers and brands at The Temporium

    We're finalising plans for our Christmas shop, The Temporium, with many more designers and brands signed up - including Swedish outfit Bookman, who are supplying special red and white versions of their cult Bookman cycle lights (above) to decorate the Christmas tree.

    We also have Japanese snacks, knotted collars, limited-edition prints, paper eyelashes, bird cushions and much more... More

    Marcus Fairs | 15 November 2011 | Leave a comment
  • $180 billion spent on royalty fees annually - Washington Post


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     the U.N. World Intellectual Property Agency has reported a rise in the amount paid as royalties and licensing fees from $2.8 billion to $180 billion in the last 40 years, representing a 60-fold increase – The Washington Post

    The report shows that high income countries such as France, Germany, Japan, Britain and the United States continue to lead the way in research and development but that China's share in the global market has risen from 2.2 percent in 1993 to 12.8 per cent in 2009.

    Last week we reported on measures being taken by the UK government to improve intellectual property laws, designer James Dyson also raised the issue when he accused a Chinese manufacturer of copying one of his brand's vacuum designs and Elle Decoration editor Michelle Ogundehin has criticised companies who reproduce classic products.

    Alyn Griffiths | 15 November 2011 | Leave a comment
  • "Britain could become enormous Los Angeles-style ghetto" - Richard Rogers


    Dezeen Wire:
    British architect Richard Rogers has warned that plans by the UK government to simplify planning regulations could lead to unmoderated urban sprawl, "with rust belts and towns joining each other" – Daily Mail

    He added: "If the framework is not improved it will lead to the breakdown and fragmentation of cities and neighbourhoods as well as the erosion of the countryside." Rogers' concerns about the government's new National Planning Policy Framework are shared by environmental campaigners who say they don't offer a clear enough definition of sustainable development.

    Richard Rogers was involved in a planning battle in 2009 over his proposed redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks in London – see reports on Dezeen Wire

    Alyn Griffiths | 15 November 2011 | Leave a comment
  • Wayne Rooney hires architects to design garden shed


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    England footballer Wayne Rooney has hired architects Pulmann Associates to design a shed in the garden of his £4 million home – The Sun

    Alyn Griffiths | 15 November 2011 | Leave a comment
  • Hansha Reflection House by Studio SKLIM

    A bevelled cantilever contains the living room of this house in Nagoya, Japan, by architects Studio SKLIM. More

    Amy Frearson | 15 November 2011 | 7 comments
  • "The London River Park: place for the people or a private playground?"- The Observer


    Dezeen Wire:
    architecture critic Rowan Moore claims that corporate facilities integrated into the plans for the controversial London River Park would turn it into a "gigantic hospitality suite with a fairly nice walkway threaded through it" – The Observer

    Moore describes architects Gensler's proposal as "the latest example of a widespread type of the 21st century, the pseudo-public space." He criticises the design for the walkway and rentable pods, describing them as "offensively indifferent" to their historical surroundings and says the project organisers should learn from New York's High Line park in order to turn a good idea into a popular public space.

    See our previous story on the 35-metre model of the London River Park.

    Alyn Griffiths | 15 November 2011 | Leave a comment
  • Chair 107 by Robert Stadler for Thonet

    Austrian designer Robert Stadler has created a new bistro chair for Thonet, a brand famed for their bentwood chairs synonymous with cafe culture that have hardly changed in a hundred years. More

    Rose Etherington | 15 November 2011 | 5 comments
  • House 712 by H Arquitectes

    The perforated brick walls of this triangular house in Barcelona overlap at the corners. More

    Amy Frearson | 15 November 2011 | 12 comments

Berlin set to build car-free housing and technology district on former Tegel Airport

An aerial view of a rendering of Projekt Tegel

OEO Studio uses materials in a "playful way" for Designmuseum Denmark cafe and shop

Tables, design chairs and stone floors at Designmuseum cafe

Tom Kundig designs Truckee home with metal "treehouse" for Faulkner Architects founder

Concrete and steel buildings through the trees

Studio Other Spaces creates colourful conical glass pavilion for Californian winery

Image of the interior of the glass pavilion
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