Dezeen Mail issue 285 features a selection of this week’s best stories and discussions
Vincent Callebaut proposes underwater “oceanscrapers” made from 3D-printed rubbish
Moooi’s bar stool version of iconic Carbon Chair is “super light and super strong”
Yangtze River Bridge in Wushan, China
Designer Christmas cards 2015
Ola Architecture Studio’s housing block in Melbourne designed as an “ode to brick”
Dezeen’s A-Zdvent calendar: WaveDecks by West 8
Zaha Hadid plans Melbourne skyscraper made up of stacked “vases”
Vertiginous pool proposed by Tommaso Bernabò Silorata between two matching skyscrapers
Marloes ten Bhömer’s Bluepanelshoe is an alternative to conventional “clichéd” high heels
“Wouldn’t buildings be better designed by people who lived in the city where they practiced?”
Dezeen’s top 10 cycling designs of 2015
Dezeen’s A-Zdvent calendar: Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion by Zaha Hadid
Archmongers revamps 1960s London terrace using glazed tiles and an elaborate staircase
Merge by Yen-Wen Tseng is a sculptural concrete stationery set
Dezeen’s A-Zdvent calendar: Xiying Rainbow Bridge
Sculptural mirrors frame spaces in Zurich barbershop by Wülser Bechtel Architekten
SHoP designs schools for earthquake-ravaged areas of Nepal
Dezeen’s top 10 houses of 2015
Hella Jongerius’ 2005 Polder Sofa for Vitra is a “collage of textiles”
Board-marked concrete house by Luciano Kruk stands on a seaside golf course
Four finalists announced for revamp of Pershing Square in downtown LA
Heatherwick reveals Shanghai complex envisaged as “two tree-covered mountains”
