Aruak Farm / Caetano Xavier de Albuquerque Arquitetura e Interior
Lab Office / The Lab Saigon
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Architects: The Lab Saigon
- Area: 300 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: District Eight
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Professionals: TBD Construction
Baiziwan Social Housing / MAD Architects
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Architects: MAD Architects
- Area: 473346 m²
- Year: 2021
BMW Experience Center / ARCHIHOPE
Cinere House / After Office
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Architects: After Office
- Area: 180 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: PT. Alexindo, Phillips, Toto, Wisma Sehati
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Professionals: PT. Data Struktur Mandiri
Garden House / Container Design
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Architects: Container Design
- Area: 257 m²
- Year: 2017
House on Siena Way / SPF: architects
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Architects: Studio Pali Fekete architects
- Area: 14000 ft²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: Madera, McNichols, USG Ceiling Solutions, Velux
Satispay Office / Balance Architettura [BLA]
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Architects: Balance Architettura [BLA]
- Area: 2500 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Fagerhult, Legrand / Bticino, Marco Bergantin Falegname - BM Legno, Sedus, Sklum
Primary School Building Brühl 3 / Ernst Niklaus Fausch Partner
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Architects: Ernst Niklaus Fausch Partner
- Area: 4440 m²
- Year: 2020
Lighthouse Residence/ MUKA Arquitectura
Silkworm Sanctuary / LAMZ Arquitectura
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Architects: LAMZ Arquitectura
- Area: 6383 ft²
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Chaos Group, GRAPHISOFT, DuPont, Adobe Systems Incorporated, +9
Sustainable Radiant Cooling Solutions for Cool Summers and Warm Winters
Sustainability and comfort are top priorities in any new build or renovation project these days. Green construction means taking measures to reduce emissions and achieve a high degree of energy efficiency, both during construction and in terms of subsequent building use. And well-being is a key factor in any type of building, whether a home, a hotel or an office complex; after all, the right conditions have a beneficial effect on people’s health and productivity.
One way to integrate these aspects into daily life is by using radiant cooling during summer, as it can beexceptionally energy-efficient and can ensure pleasantly comfortable temperatures.
Heatherwick Studio Joins the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition with Two Adaptive Reuse Projects
Heatherwick Studio is taking part of this year’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition with two retrofit projects in the United Kingdom: Broad Marsh in Nottingham and Parnham Park in Dorset. Titled "Ruins Reimagined", the exhibition presents two different approaches to reusing existing architecture, from a Grade I-listed 16th century house to a partially demolished 1970’s shopping center, each offering a unique response in scale and heritage to the Summer Exhibition’s theme of ‘climate’. The models are on display in the Architecture Room until 21st August. This year, the Architecture Room is curated by Niall McLaughlin RA and Rana Begum RA, and will sit across two spaces, mixing art and architecture together.
Vista House / studio mk27
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Architects: Diana Radomysler, Pedro Ribeiro, Samanta Cafardo, studio mk27 - marcio kogan
- Area: 843 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Arthur Decor, Baraúna, Belas Artes, Engemetal, Kimi Nii, +5
Conrad Gargett Selected to Design Headquarters for the Misk Foundation in World's First "Nonprofit City" in Saudi Arabia
Australian architecture firm Conrad Gargett has won an international competition to design the Misk Foundation Headquarters in Saudi Arabia. Mohammed bin Salman Foundation, “Misk”, announced the competition for the new headquarters, which will be located in the Prince Mohammed Bin Salman "Nonprofit City" within the Irqah neighborhood in the capital of Riyadh. The new city, spreading over 3.4 square kilometers, and launched in November 2021, seeks to empower youth and support innovation and entrepreneurship, and become a model for the development of the non-profit sector globally and an incubator for youth and volunteer groups as well as local and international non-profit institutions. One of the declared goals of the City and Misk is to transition from an oil-based economy to a knowledge-based economy.
Architecture and Nature: How Architecture Can Draw Inspiration From Natural Elements
Nature is often used as an inspirational source for architecture. Whether from its shapes, the extraction and use of its materials, or even the incorporation of physical and chemical processes in the technologies used, it is always relevant to look for relations between the built environment and the natural environment. Of the many ecosystems present on planet Earth, the oceans represent most of the surface and hold stories, mystiques, symbols and shapes that can be referenced in architecture.