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Hello Dezeen mailing list. What a month we're having! Our server has been melting from so many visitors - it looks like we'll top 900,000 readers in September.
Luckily our tiny team of three has finally been boosted by our fledgling intern programme: say hello to Matylda who's helping out this month (and thanks to Rob who was with us last month).
Since we last wrote, we've been busy at the Venice Architecture Biennale (it rained) and the London Design Festival (somewhat disappointing).
Oh well, Tokyo Designers Week and Design Miami are not too far off...
Herzog & de Meuron and OMA unveiled designs for high-rise apartments blocks in New York within days of each other and naturally Dezeen readers are arguing over which is the best. See for yourself: this is Herzog's 56 Leonard Street tower. Read the story and comments »
... and here's OMA's 23 East 22nd Street - which doesn't go as high as Herzog's, but it definitely goes more sideways. Read the story and comments »
Architects Future Systems claim their concert hall at České Budějovice in the Czech Republic is the first to feature a large window behind the stage. Our readers beg to differ. Read the story and comments »
Dezeen podcasts: our latest podcast features London Design Museum director Deyan Sudjic talking about the Design Cities exhibition. Listen to the podcast »
Like the rest of the city, Santiago Calatrava's new bridge in Venice isn't wheelchair friendly. Should it be? More »
Dezeen is publishing the official newspaper and guide to Tokyo Designers Week 2008 - so if you’re exhibiting in one of the official TDW events including 100% Design Tokyo, let us know. More »
09_20_08 reckons the star-shaped mobile Chinatown by Chinese architects MAD is a wind-up. If so, with almost 100 comments so far, it's been pretty effective... Read the story and comments »
More rows about originality: graduate designer Laura Cahill's Book Vases remind readers of other designers' work... but does it matter? Read the story and comments »
Thanks for reading... we'll be back again soon.
Love from Marcus, Rupinder and Rose (and Matylda the intern)
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