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Vitsœ to avoid Black Friday “insanity” by closing stores
Refugee camps are the “cities of tomorrow”, says humanitarian-aid expert
This week, Iraq proposed the world’s tallest tower and Libeskind attacked comfortable architecture
Carl Turner’s Peckham plans will provide spaces for “ordinary people” as well as creatives
Laptop-sized Voltera V-One circuit-board printer wins 2015 Dyson Award
Carpenters Workshop Gallery opens its first US branch in New York
UK government is starting to take design seriously, says Sadie Morgan
BIG unveils design for urban neighbourhood on site of former Pittsburgh hockey arena
PLP Architecture gets go-ahead for second tallest skyscraper in London
Plans unveiled for Toronto park that will stretch under a highway
Herzog & de Meuron designs “curvaceous and sexy” apartments on New York’s Hudson
Jean Jullien’s Peace for Paris illustration becomes symbol of unity in wake of terror attacks
Steven Holl to build Copenhagen skyscrapers linked by 65-metre-high cycle bridge
Transport for London unveils designs for 200-metre-long Crossrail trains
REX Architecture to replace Gehry on World Trade Center performing arts centre job
David Chipperfield’s first New York residential tower to open in 2017
World’s tallest building planned for Iraq’s Basra Province
Architecture should not be comforting says Daniel Libeskind
Female-focused retail platform No Sir challenges male-dominated design industry
UNStudio’s curvaceous new station for Arnhem ready to open
Creationist theme park in Kentucky to feature giant wooden ark building
Dezeen’s Anna Winston named BSME Business Digital Editor of the Year
This week, architects embraced “the timber age” and heralded the rise of “broken-plan” living
