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This week, readers are debating the winner of this year's RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK's best new building and US president Donald Trump's proposal for a classical-style triumphal arch in Washington DC.
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A classical-style triumphal arch proposed by Donald Trump, potentially to be installed in Washington DC, for America's 250th birthday in 2026, is sparking heated debate among commenters.
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The proliferation of St George's flags across England raises questions about design's capacity to influence political forces in today's world, writes Catharine Rossi. Readers share their thoughts.
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Researchers at RMIT in Australia have developed a building material that encases rammed earth in cardboard formwork, eliminating the need for cement, but the imitation doesn’t convince commenters.
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Architecture studio 11 x 17 converted a restaurant in a mixed-use building in Denver, Colorado, into a gallery for the Architectural League of New York, leaving readers puzzled by the space.
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Commenters are discussing Waterhouse, a "delightful" woodland home clad in wooden shingles in Quebec by Canadian studios Oyama and Julia Manaças Architecte.
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Danish architecture studio BIG and New York studio Rockwell Group have completed a "overly complicated" student centre at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland, USA.
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Commenters are inspired by Studio Dera's transformation of a disused swimming pool into The Pool, a light-filled, multifunctional teaching space at Waltham Forest College in London.
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A "comforting and familiar" sandwich shop in Montreal, featuring bright yellow upholstery and Formica by MRDK, has readers hooked.
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