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ISHIMIRAI Lab. Showroom / POINT + Spicy Architects

November 23

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Architects: POINT Inc., Spicy Architects
Area: 65 m²
Year: 2024

400 Wood Road / Balance Architects

November 22

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Architects: Balance Architects
Area: 58000 ft²
Year: 2024
Manufacturers: Kingspan Insulated Panels, Hunter Douglas, NBK North America
Professionals: DeVellis Zrein, Inc, MDLA

Praça Apartment / EIXO Z arquitetos

November 22

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Architects: EIXO Z arquitetos
Area: 70 m²
Year: 2023

Torre Picasso Offices / Destudio

November 22

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Architects: Destudio
Area: 3552 ft
Year: 2024
Manufacturers: Andreu World, Vibia, Dynamobel, Interface, Viccarbe, +7Ecoclay, Formani, ICONICO, INCLASS, Marset, Mutina, Tarkett-7

L’Ark Belvédère Office Building / Cino Zucchi Architetti

November 22

Architects: Cino Zucchi Architetti
Area: 4984 m²
Year: 2023
Manufacturers: Menuiserie Daney, Vigasphalt

Architectural Practice as an Exploration of Contemporary Living: Discover the Work of the Argentine Studio IR Arquitectura

November 22

IR Arquitectura is not just a studio; it defines itself as a platform for exploration that integrates architectural practice with tangential topics such as the city, landscape, technology, and sustainability. Founded in 2008 by Luciano Intile and Enrico Cavaglià in Buenos Aires, Argentina, IR Arquitectura is an interdisciplinary collective comprising architects, designers, and professionals from various fields. Together, they tackle projects of varying scales and natures, seizing each opportunity to explore new solutions and strategies for contemporary living, particularly in urban contexts and in close connection with the environment.

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Nanchang East Station / gmp Architects

November 22

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Architects: gmp Architects
Area: 100000 m²
Year: 2024

A Bio-Digital Exploration: ecoLogicStudio Opens Deep Forest Exhibition at the Louisiana Museum in Denmark

November 22

The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art's "Living Structures" exhibition, running from November 8th, 2024, to March 23rd, 2025, features Deep Forest, a new installation by Prof Claudia Pasquero and Dr. Marco Poletto founders of architecture and design innovation firm ecoLogicStudio, together with academic partner Innsbruck University. This immersive work challenges traditional architectural paradigms by embracing the naturalization of architecture and technology, a direct counterpoint to modernist attempts to mechanize nature. The exhibition represents the culmination of twenty years of research in bio-digital design, showcasing the potential of symbiotic relationships between technology and the natural world within built environments.

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Rumah Haruku House / Bada Studio

November 22

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Architects: Bada Studio
Area: 234 m²
Year: 2023

Conserving Black Modernism: An Initiative to Preserve African American Architectural Heritage in the United States

November 22

The Getty Foundation's Conserving Black Modernism initiative, launched in 2022, represents a pivotal effort to preserve and celebrate the architectural contributions of African American architects in the Modernist movement. This initiative, a partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation's African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, aims to address historical oversight and ensure the legacy of these trailblazing architects is protected for future generations. Over three funding cycles from 2023 to 2025, the program supports conservation planning, professional training, and storytelling to highlight the cultural and architectural significance of these sites.

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Urban Brutalism: Unpacking Renée Gailhoustet’s Trailblazing Work in Ivry-Sur-Seine

November 22

A few months ago, French architect Renée Gailhoustet was awarded the 2022 Royal Academy Architecture Prize. As housing challenges continue to embattle Paris and other French cities today, Gailhoustet was a timely choice, her body of work in the Paris suburbs – stretching back to the 1960s – still functioning today as compelling case studies to a social housing approach that concurrently embraces community and has a uniqueness of form.

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From Modernism to Multiculturalism: The Historical Evolution of Student Housing

November 22

Student housing has undergone a remarkable transformation over the last century. Once seen as a utilitarian necessity, providing shelter and basic amenities for students, this architectural typology has evolved to address increasingly complex societal, cultural, and urban demands. Starting with Le Corbusier's modernist approach at the Cité Universitaire in Paris, student housing has reflected broader trends in architecture, urbanism, and social change.

Today, these buildings must cater to a highly diverse and transient population, navigating the pressures of affordability, density, and the evolving living standards of young adults. With rapid urbanization and increasing student mobility, universities now face the challenge of designing housing that is not only functional but also adaptable to different cultural and social contexts. This has led to more flexible, innovative solutions that promote both privacy and community living.

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