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Forest House Oostvoorne / Kumiki
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© MWA Hart Nibbrig architects: KumikiLocation: Oostvoorne, The NetherlandsProject Year: 2024Photographs: MWA Hart NibbrigArea: 365.0 m2 Read more »
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Nieuwe Instituut Hosts "Garden Futures": An Exhibition on Modern Landscape's History and Impact
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© Pim TopThe "Garden Futures" exhibition, currently showing at the Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam until April 13, 2025, explores the multifaceted history and future of the modern garden. Curated by Maria Heinrich and spatially designed by Frank Bruggeman, the exhibition presents the garden not only as a personal refuge, but also as a site reflecting broader political and commercial forces. The show's structure, divided into four thematic chapters, allows for a comprehensive exploration of th
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Mixed-Use Building B10 / Sadovsky & Architects + Superatelier
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© Matej Hakar architects: Sadovsky & Architectsarchitects: SuperatelierLocation: Racianska street, Bratislava, SlovakiaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Matej HakarArea: 8646.0 m2 Read more »
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KCAP Designs Two Skyscrapers in Bratislava, Slovakia
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© KCAPKCAP has been chosen to design two new skyscrapers in Bratislava, Slovakia. Respectively standing at 260 meters and 180 meters tall, these towers will become key additions to the city's skyline and contribute significantly to its urban landscape by providing over 1,100 residential units with extensive city and landscape views. This district, once an industrial zone, has undergone substantial redevelopment, transforming into a mixed-use urban hub that combines residential, commercial,
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Two African National Museums: National Identity Reflected in Modernist Design
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The archaeological garden at the Sudan National Museum. Image © Rawya SaeedTwo museums in Africa built in the mid-twentieth century carry the name 'National Museum.' They reflect the story of their respective nation's history and are tied to notions of national identity. Both are also examples of fine architecture built on the principles of Modernism, a movement associated with nation-building in Africa. However, their inception and purpose followed very different paths. This article explor
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Architecture and morality
Elizabeth Farrelly asks: can architecture itself, that three-dimensional animal, have moral qualities?
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Spaces for Social Interaction: 5 Women-Led Argentine Practices Reflect on Community Life
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La Valiente Focaccería + Maíz / OHIO Estudio. Image Cortesía de OHIO EstudioCreating spaces for social interaction involves design processes aimed at countering the individualization of people by fostering bonds and connections between them. While advancements in information and communication technologies provide new tools that optimize the development of certain activities and functions, their societal impact often tends to increase individual practices, such as remote work
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Design Strategies for Increasing Biodiversity
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Land bridges provide safe passage for wildlife while connecting habitats. Gathering Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates. Image © Scott ShigleyThe world has lost 60 percent of animal populations since 1970. This staggering decline reflects the growing pressures on ecosystems, from habitat destruction to climate change. And 1 million species now face threats of extinction. As these problems continue to escalate, the importance of preserving biodiversity and restoring ec
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The power of collaboration: How March Studio and Spantech worked together to achieve a feat of engineering
The new Outback Museum of Australia (OMOA) building will feature an impressive 72-metre circular roof that shades a series of interconnected pavilions.
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Dynamic Frame Office Building / balbek bureau
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© Ivan Avdieienko architects: balbek bureauLocation: Zürich, SwitzerlandProject Year: 2024Photographs: Ivan AvdieienkoArea: 497.0 m2 Read more »
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The Pavilion House / Malan Vorster Architecture Interior Design
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© A Lookbook Studio production; Photographer Elsa Young architects: Malan Vorster Architecture Interior DesignLocation: Cape Town, South AfricaProject Year: 2024Photographs: A Lookbook Studio production; Photographer Elsa YoungArea: 365.0 m2 Read more »
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ARM engaged to design Melbourne school masterplan
ARM Architecture has won a competitive tender process to develop a masterplan for a major capital works project at De La Salle College in the Melbourne suburb of Malvern.
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New Darwin Civic Centre design unveiled
The design for the 20-storey tower and community plaza celebrates Galamarrma, a historic and culturally significant tree.
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Mei Yuan Cafe / Offhand Practice
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© Yanyun Hu architects: Offhand PracticeLocation: Pu Dong New District, ChinaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Yanyun HuPhotographs: Wen XiaohuiArea: 256.0 m2 Read more »
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Brahman Perera brings nuance to Landmark by Lexus
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For another year – and potentially the last – Koichi Takada’s sustainable design structure was reimagined by Melbourne-based interior designer, Brahman Perera, draped in greenery by floral artist September Studio and hosted by The Big Group to celebrate Lexus’ 35 years as a global disruptor and innovator.When interpreting the theme this year – Future Catalyst 35 – it would be tempting for Perera to defer to obvious futuristic translations with glossy, metallic
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