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Fold Pot by Emanuele Pizzolorusso for Zincere
Design

Fold Pot by Emanuele Pizzolorusso expands around growing plants

Hidden locker rooms by MU Architecture
Architecture

MU Architecture hides locker rooms under plant-covered mound

Job of the week: industrial designer at Benjamin Hubert

Job of the week: industrial designer at Benjamin Hubert

House Riihi by OOPEAA
Architecture

House Riihi by OOPEAA shelters a courtyard from wintery gusts

The Colville Phase 3 by David Chipperfield and Karakusevic Carson
Architecture News

David Chipperfield and Karakusevic Carson granted permission for Hackney towers

Chilean seaside house by LAND Arquitectos designed to “catch the views”
Architecture

Chilean seaside house by LAND Arquitectos designed to “catch the views”

Survival Kit for Overpopulation by Phoebe Kowalska
Design

Phoebe Kowalska layers neoprene and nylon to create protective clothing

Tod's Omotesando building by Toyo Ito
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“I think of architecture as a piece of clothing to wrap around human beings,” says Toyo Ito

Dezeen Mail #213

Dezeen Mail #213

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Edmund de Waal Studio and Gallery by DSDHA
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DSDHA creates light-filled warehouse studio and gallery for Edmund de Waal

Satsuma chair by Laufer and Keichel
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Satsuma chair by Läufer + Keichel modelled on wooden fruit crates

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Michael Sodeau uses Formula 1 engineering to create carbon-fibre Halo chair

The Structure of Protection by Oluwaseyi Sosanya
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Holiday Home in Sarzeau by Raum
Architecture

French holiday home by Raum features bedrooms on wheels

Dezeen Guide update August 2014: Melbourne

Dezeen Guide update: August 2014

Frame by Apollo
Architecture

Apollo Architects specifies concrete and plastic for Frame house in Tokyo

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Electrolux-FabricPen
Design

Fabric Pen by Ingrida Kazenaite repairs clothes without stitching

Foster + Partners unveils skyscraper duo for San Francisco’s Transbay area
Architecture News

Foster + Partners unveils skyscraper duo for San Francisco’s Transbay area

Vicenza headdress by The Unseen for Swarovski
Design

Chameleonic gemstones map brain activity across headdress by The Unseen

Dalston Studio by Cassion Castle Architects
Architecture

Photography studio by Cassion Castle takes over an east London mews house

Zootopia by BIG
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    Victoria Beckham Westwing homeware
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    Facha Architekti adds “deliberately distinct” red extension to former-pigsty home
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    Architecture is “much the same” as music says Daniel Libeskind
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