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Museums often try to reflect the world around them, but rarely are they made so literally of their surroundings as the new design museum in Ghent. Rising above the Belgian city’s medieval tiled rooftops like an angular white watchtower, the new building has vacuumed up the city’s condemned concrete frames, windows, car windscreens, sinks and old toilets, and transformed them, phoenix-like, into a gleaming monument to recycling. “There’s nothing new about reuse,” says Andy Groarke, co-founder of Carmody Groarke, the London-based architects who designed the €20m (£17m) project with local firms Atama and Re-st. “We’ve just forgotten how to do it.”He says the team drew inspiration from Ghent’s 16th-century gothic cathedral, Saint Bavo’s, which was partly built using the white limestone blocks of the 10th-century romanesque basilica that had stood on the same site (recent renovations also ghoulishly uncovered walls made of human bones, femurs and tibias apparently having particularly useful structural properties, with crushed skulls for infill). Earthy layers of rubble … Design Museum Ghent.

Separatist leader Jeffrey Rath says they’ve built a movement of thousands of committed volunteers and will try to “take ownership” of Alberta’s governing party.

Settlement’s preschool program, Kaleidoscope, is “unparalleled” for integrating arts into early childhood development. It’s now available online.

A man suffered serious injuries in a shooting near downtown Toronto early Tuesday morning, while one suspect remains at large, according to police. Police said the shooting occurred in the area of…