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This week, readers are debating the Shanghai Grand Opera House by Snøhetta and discussing Ribena's rebrand by design consultancy Elmwood.
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Snøhetta has released photos and videos of the Shanghai Grand Opera House, which features a dramatic spiral staircase that extends to the roof, as it nears completion. Readers weigh in on the design.
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Commenters react to Ribena's rebrand by design consultancy Elmwood, which aimed to preserve the nostalgic familiarity of the British squash brand while amplifying its most recognisable qualities.
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Readers are hotly debating a cave-like concrete gallery designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando to house a permanent Antony Gormley installation at Museum SAN in Wonju, South Korea.
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Commenters weigh in on new photos of the illuminated geometric facade at China Merchants Bank Headquarters in Shenzhen, designed by Foster + Partners and nearing completion.
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A "simple yet elegant" condominium building in Philadelphia, featuring a bevelled roofline and interior courtyards, has sparked lively discussion among commenters.
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Readers celebrate the Rolly bar cart by San Francisco studio Mike and Maaike, which combines wood and metal to embody "geometric purity" and a sense of fun in furniture design.
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California architect Nick Polansky clad a barge in redwood decking and topped it with recycled shipping containers to create the Fjord floating sauna in San Francisco Bay – but commenters remain unconvinced.
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Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto has nestled a curved holiday home beneath a planted garden on Ishigaki Island, Japan, for hotelier Not A Hotel – but readers find it disappointing coming from the architect.
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