This week we asked if its time for architecture studios to walk away from Neom

Finished in 1999, the home in Oxfordshire was constructed for a couple with a common rate of interest in old Egyptian society and has been referred to as “a tour-de-force of domestic post-modernism”. It is currently Quality II-listed.

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Dezeen’s editor Tom Ravenscroft talked to human rights organisations, including Amnesty International and ALQST, which stated that architecture workshops “can’t disregard” abuses connected to Neom any longer and has to “quickly mirror” on their participation in the job.

In layout news, we looked at 6 “not so unusual” furniture styles by American artist Donald Judd. These consisted of Fifth-Floor Bed, his first piece of furniture, as well as the La Mansana table, perhaps his best-known piece.

“We knew it would certainly be a site for the city,” Bruce Greenfield of architecture workshop AO said of the Oklahoma City tower. “You’re gon na see it from throughout the city. We really did not desire it to be gaudy or insane.”

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