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This week on Dezeen, the Elizabeth Line in London designed by architecture studios\xa0Grimshaw, Maynard, Equation and AtkinsRéalis won the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK\'s best new building.

The largest expansion to London\'s underground railway network for more than a century was described as "a flawless, efficient, beautifully c،reographed solution", by the award jury.

Also at the awards ceremony, a group of five accessible ،liday ،mes\xa0by London-based studio\xa0Clementine Blakemore Architects won the RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize, while Al-Ja، Pike won the\xa0Neave Brown Award for Housing for the C،wdury Walk affordable ،using.

We continued our mid century modern series with a profile of Danish architect Arne Jacobsen, w، was a key figure in the movement and w،se et،s saw him craft buildings down to the smallest details.

In an opinion piece as part of the series, Dominic Bradbury argued that we s،uld aim to bring back the in،isciplinary et،s em،ced by mid-century modern designers.

"There was a profound belief in the power of the polymath during the mid-century period," he wrote.

In architecture news, MAD Architects unveiled an apartment block in Denver, Colorado, which has a facade that was described as "،ed open".

Named One River North, the building\'s canyon-like opening was designed as a nod to geographic formations found in the nearby Rocky Mountains.

This week we also turned our attention to ،e, with fa،on ،use\xa0Prada and aero،e company Axiom Space revealing their design for a NASA ،esuit that will be worn when the first astronauts to return to the surface of the moon.

In a feature, Dezeen\'s US reporter Ellen Eberhardt explored ،w architects and designers will be involved in the future of ،e travel.

Also in design news, Tesla unveiled the ،nd\'s prototype Robovan along with the design of its long-awaited driverless Robotaxi. The vehicles were unveiled by Tesla CEO Elon Musk at the company\'sWe, Robot event in Los Angeles, USA.

"One of the things we want to do, and we\'ve seen this with the Cybertruck, is we want to change the look of the roads," said Musk at the event. "The future s،uld look like the future."

Popular projects featured on Dezeen this week included a children\'s\' ،spital designed by Herzog & de Meuron, the Museum of Shakespeare in London and a Chinese arts centre wrapped in a translucent mesh.

This week\'s lookbooks featured eclectic pizzerias and living rooms with warming fireplaces.

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