Leers Weinzapfel wraps water-cooling plant in a copper-coloured screen
Ming Kong develops tactile interface to navigate CAD environments
Herzog & de Meuron completes a mountain-top restaurant around a cable car station
“Rules are for those who don’t otherwise know how to design”
MVRDV’s Stedelijk Museum renovation makes way for the historical details says Nathalie de Vries
Studio Ilio uses electricity to form solid objects from wire and waste 3D-printing powder
Kengo Kuma replaces the walls of a Beijing tea house with a grid of translucent blocks
BIG’s experiments in skyscraper design continue with Frankfurt win
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Villa Willemsdorp by Dieter De Vos features a lopsided gable and walls clad with roof tiles
Ateliers transforms old technology museum in Delft into flexible open-plan office
Enzo Mari knife inspires twisting sculpture at Goodwood 2015
Interviews
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US and China share a love of “new things and innovation” says Ma Yansong
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“People need to be able to afford to adapt to climate change” says architect founder of Shaded
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Residential architecture is getting more playful says Kevin McCloud
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“We want to be a global furniture brand, but not in the Hay or Muuto or Vitra area of expensiveness” says Omhu CEO
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“It’s time Norway realises that we also need to change” says Line Ramstad
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London has “the best architecture and interior design community in Europe” says Duncan Riches
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London design “an international success story” says Sadiq Khan
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How London designers are making it work
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This week we like: buildings made of mud
Sou Fujimoto uses seashells and thatching for village-inspired arts complex in rural China
House in the Netherlands upgraded with a dark grey cladding of timber panels and tiles
