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Hello Dezeen mailing list! Welcome to our handsome new newsletter, now called Dezeenmail and created by our friends at Designjunction.
The content hasn't changed though, so scroll down for highlights from Dezeen since the last newsletter, plus a competition and a promotion.
The latest architecture and design jobs from Dezeenjobs are in the column on the right.
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This house on the Pacific coast in Mexico by Barcelona-based architects Cadaval & Sola-Morales has cheered up a lot of sun-starved European readers over the last week. Read the story and comments »
Our first foray into podcasting is this conversation between Design Museum director Deyan Sudjic and architect Richard Rogers, at the opening of the museum's new Richard Rogers + Architects exhibition. Read the story and listen to the audio »
Designer Ben Wilson admits his Monowheel is not a serious proposal to replace two-wheelers - but that hasn't stopped Dezeen readers discussing its practicalities. Read the story and comments »
Milan 08: These taps by Marcel Wanders for Bonomi have triggered a torrent of comments, with one reader describing them as "nouveau-chinatown". Read the story and comments »
Milan 08: designer Nacho Carbonell cast himself as the model for a shoot of his Evolution series of benches with paper mache cocoons. Read the story and comments »
Dezeen promotion: materials knowledge base Material ConneXion and trend forecaster Li Edelkoort present LEFT/BRAIN/RIGHT: two conversations on the greening of architecture and design and the future of sustainable materials in New York on Monday 19 May. Read the story for full details »
Shenzhen International Airport Terminal 3 by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas got the most comments this week. Although one reader wonders: "How come all airports nowadays look like airplanes?" Read the story and comments »
Milan 08: plenty of discussion - both technical and non-technical - about how Paul Cocksedge's new Pole light works, and whether or not Joe Colombo did it first. Read the story and comments »
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Dezeenjobs: Caseyfierro Architects have opportunities for internships with their design practice in London: More »
Dezeenjobs: Caseyfierro Architects in London are recruiting recently qualified architects: More »
Dezeenjobs: designers Doshi Levien are recruiting design developers to join their studio in London: More »
Dezeenjobs: Vitra are looking for an international head of PR and partnerships to work at their headquarters in Birsfelden, near Basel in Switzerland: More »
Dezeenjobs: Steven Holl Architects are looking for Chinese-speaking architects to work in their Beijing office: More »
Dezeenjobs: Steven Holl Architects has opportunities for internships in their New York and Beijing offices: More »
Dezeenjobs: Kram/Weisshaar are looking for a product designer or engineer to join their team in Munich, Germany: More »
Dezeenjobs: Kram/Weisshaar are looking for an architect to join their team in Munich, Germany: More »
Dezeenjobs: Kram/Weisshaar have an opportunity for an internship with their office in Munich, Germany: More »
Dezeenjobs: Kram/Weisshaar require a graphic and media designer to work at their office in Stockholm, Sweden: More »
Dezeenjobs: Kram/Weisshaar are looking for an interaction designer or engineer to join their Stockholm team in Sweden: More »
Dezeenjobs: Kram/Weisshaar have an opportunity for an attachment with their team in Stockholm, Sweden: More »
Dezeenjobs: architects Make are looking for a graphic designer to join their studio in London for a minimum of six months: More »
Dezeenjobs: Universal Design Studio are inviting architects at all levels to send their CVs for positions in their new office in Melbourne, Australia:
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Dezeenjobs: Universal Design Studio are inviting designers to send their CVs for positions in their new office in Melbourne, Australia: More »
Dezeenjobs: architecture firm MAD are looking for a project architect to work in Beijing: More »
Dezeenjobs: architecture firm MAD are looking for a high-rise specialist to work in Beijing: More »
Dezeenjobs: Studio Egret West need a part 2 graduate to join their studio in London: More »
Dezeenjobs: Studio Egret West need architects and urban designers to join their studio in London: More »
Dezeenjobs: Office for Metropolitan Architecture has opportunities for architectural intenships in their Rotterdam and New York offices: More »
Dezeenjobs: Heatherwick Studio need project architects to join their studio in London: More »
Dezeenjobs: Heatherwick Studio in London are recruiting architectural assistants: More »
Dezeenjobs: Wells Mackereth Architects are looking for a part II + architect to join their office in London: More »
Dezeenjobs: Reed Exhibitions are looking for a sales manager for London design event 100% Design: More »
Dezeenjobs: London-based Marks Barfield Architects are searching for project architects: More »
Dezeenjobs: Marks Barfield Architects in London are recruiting CAD 3D specialists: More »
Dezeenjobs: Marks Barfield Architects require technicians to join their team in London: More »
Congratulations to the winners of our Actar books competition (see last newsletter): Sebastian Del Castillo in New York and Marina Coelho Esmeraldo in Fortaleza, Brazil won copies of Far From Equilibrium; David Vu in New South Wales, Australia and Helen Hughes in London will receive copies of Ant Farm (above); and Michelle Lam in New York and Irene Lucca in London get copies of Verb Crisis.
The following lucky people have won Dezeen stickers: George Nouris, Greece; Maria Fernanda Fajardo Hackensack, New Jersey; Alison Squire, London; Gail Ashton, Bishops Stortford; Chad Gilbert Chovanec, Illinois; Satsuki Shibuya, Los Angeles; Kourosh Mahvash, Vancouver; Eliana Alexandra Marques Tomas dos Santos, London; Sonya Mead, Newton, MA; Irina Solovyova, San Antonio, Texas.
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