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Renault's New Electric Vans Revive Estafette, Goelette Names

With over half a million vans to its name, the Estafette was a staple of Renault’s commercial vehicle lineup between 1959 and 1980 before being retired. Now, the French automaker has revived the iconic Estafette nameplate for a brand-new, all-electric commercial vehicle based on a newly developed 800-volt skateboard architecture.

InsideEVs

From the sublime to the cringeworthy: Tim Ross on Australia’s housing dream (and nightmare)

The presenter and comedian’s live show feeds his obsession with the nation’s post-second world war suburban architecture

The Guardian - AU

Arm to let Qualcomm keep its architecture license but may ask for a retrial on the Nuvia issue

Arm is no longer pushing to cancel Qualcomm's architecture license agreement after losing its legal battle with the latter.

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‘A relentlessly dull world’ – the case for adding more colour to NZ’s grey prisons

Prisons are not colourful places. Typically, they are grey or some variation of a monochrome colour scheme. But increasingly, such a limited palette is being questioned for its impact on health and rehabilitation.

The Conversation

Valve shoots down rumors of RDNA4-based Steam Console — it routinely tests new hardware that isn't put into its own devices

Rumors of a new Steam Console using RDNA4 are greatly exaggerated, but there's clearly a future for Steam-branded hardware. Here's the rundown on what we know and expect from the eventual Steam Deck successor.

Tom’s Hardware

Thursday briefing: The outlandish plan to turn Gaza into a ‘riviera of the Middle East’

In today’s newsletter: Donald Trump’s proposal is an attempt to reshape political reality that has historical precedent, explains architect and researcher Eyal Weizman

The Guardian - UK

Thin is the new thick: Japanese masters of minimalism win RIBA gold medal

Japanese practice Sanaa’s slender, stripped-back buildings boast walls that are just 16mm thick and concrete canopies that look as if they could float away

The Guardian - UK

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Japanese firm famed for ‘sustainable’ design receives top architecture honour

The collaborative practice of Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa has received the 2025 Royal Gold Medal for architecture.

Evening Standard

Architecture film sparks new call to list Southbank Centre

Twentieth Century Society wants London landmark to get listed status with brutalism in Oscars spotlight

The Guardian - UK

After The Brutalist: our readers name their favourite brutalist buildings

From London’s Barbican to Berlin’s Corbusierhaus, urban concrete edifices continue to inspire us – whether they be art spaces, apartment blocks or even car parks

The Guardian - UK

Modern Malian architecture rooted in ancient earth techniques

In the heart of Bamako, architect Mariam Sy is leading a quiet revolution – one handful of earth at a time. Her vision merges Mali's ancient building wisdom with contemporary design, creating structures that seem to rise organically from the Sahelian soil.

Radio France Internationale

Born of prosperity, sunlight and optimism, California’s dream homes now lie in ashes

Magnificent, irreplaceable 20th-century architecture made with craft and imagination was destroyed in the Palisades wildfires

The Guardian - UK

Exacluster with 144 Nvidia H200 AI GPUs detailed by its designer: Hydra Host enters the scene

Hydra Host facilitated building the machine, enables its monetization when not utilized using its Brokkr platform.

Tom’s Hardware

London's best brutalist homes — from the Alexandra Road Estate to the Barbican

With the capital entranced by The Brutalist, it’s time to discover the architecture in real life

Evening Standard

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The Conversation

Bauhaus and The Brutalist: the revolutionary immigrant architects whose stories inspired the film

László Toth, a Hungarian Jewish architect and Holocaust survivor, emigrates to the United States after World War II in search of a new life. After a rough start, a wealthy businessman recognises his talent and offers him a job that will change his life.

TechRadar

Why enterprise AI requires a digital transformation redesign

To capitalize on the AI revolution, organizations need an IT foundation that’s purposefully designed.

The Guardian - UK

Backlash builds: why the architecture world hates The Brutalist

Brady Corbet’s Oscar-tipped film is clearly based on real-life modernist master Marcel Breuer but brazenly misrepresents him and his revered modernism

Evening Standard

Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum designs 2025 Serpentine Pavilion

The 25th year of the Serpentine’s commission will be a spectacular, kinetic delight by a unique Bangladeshi architectural talent

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The Guardian - US

Guardian investigation fuels class-action lawsuit against petro giant

Marathon Petroleum said a massive fire at its Louisiana refinery caused ‘no offsite impacts’. Reporting by the Guardian and Forensic Architecture raised doubts about this claim

The Guardian - UK

The Brutalist review – Brady Corbet’s audacious architecture drama is a monumental achievement

The director’s Adrien Brody-starring tale of a Hungarian architect and Holocaust survivor building a new future in the US moves him into the big league

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia starts phasing out Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs — GeForce driver support status unclear

Nvidia has revealed Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures are considered feature-complete and will be frozen in an upcoming CUDA release.

Homes & Gardens

Arched doorways are on the rise – here's why designers are ditching traditional doorways for captivating curves

Experts reveal why they love arched doorways and elegant curves, along with how and where to use them

The Conversation

The Brutalist: an architect’s take on a film about one man’s journey to realise his visionary building

For anyone involved in architecture, it’s no surprise that a film focusing on a visionary architect and his profession demands the epic dimensions of cinematography, drama and 215-minute running time of Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist. This week the film was nominated in ten Oscar categories including best picture, best director…

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"Calmcations" Are Trending, and These Spas Offer a Hypnotically Beautiful Antidote to Everyday Tension

Make the most of your time off with our interiors-led guide to the most beautiful luxury spas in the world

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The Future of Luxury Living in Singapore

When it comes to high-end urban living, Singapore is known for its stunning architecture and cutting-edge designs. One of the latest developments catching everyone’s attention is Orie, a sophisticated new condo project that promises to redefine luxury and comfort for city dwellers.

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