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What the World Cup has taught us about future stadium design

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By Nat Barker Verified
| Dezeen Verified
What's the creepy technology at one the major 2026 World Cup stadiums? Are stadiums the only giant buildings that people really like? And what does the future hold for stadium architecture? Listen to the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly now. In this episode, Dezeen features editor Nat Barker is joined by US editor Ben Dreith to discuss all things stadiums, to tie in with our new editorial series, Future Stadium.
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"There has not been cultural change as a result of Grenfell" says ARB CEO Hugh Simpson

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By Nat Barker Verified
| Dezeen Verified
Necessary cultural change within the construction industry is still yet to happen nine years on from the devastating Grenfell Tower fire, the man in charge of the UK architects' regulator tells Dezeen in this interview. "It is undoubtedly, I think, the case that there has not been cultural change as a result of Grenfell," said Architects Registration Board (ARB) CEO Hugh Simpson, who has been in the role since December 2020.
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Ten viewpoints where dramatic architecture rivals the landscape

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By Nat Barker Verified
| Dezeen Verified
From daring cantilevers to dizzying helical staircases and hyperboloids, viewpoints are an opportunity to show off that some architects find irresistible. Here, we round up 10 lookouts where the architecture almost seems to compete with the vista. Photo courtesy of Herzog & de Meuron Titlis Tower, Switzerland, by Herzog & de Meuron For this recently completed project, Herzog & de Meuron converted a 1980s telecommunications tower on the popular Mount Titlis in Switzerland into a visitor attraction.
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