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Architects: AAU ANASTAS
- Area: 6 m²
- Year: 2024
Tiamat Installation / AAU ANASTAS
Surat Diamond Bourse / Morphogenesis
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Architects: Morphogenesis
- Area: 660451 m²
- Year: 2023
HMZ House / Lucio Munian et al.
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Architects: Lucio Munian et al.
- Area: 800 m²
Subterranean Ruins / A Threshold
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Architects: A Threshold
- Area: 165 m²
- Year: 2022
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Professionals: Divakar, A Threshold, Hindustan Stone Work, Raghvendra Skanda Structural Consultants
Artist Residency Farm8 / Studio Array
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Architects: Studio Array
- Area: 600 m²
- Year: 2023
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Professionals: S.K Metal Industries, Jai Shree construction
The Three Mashrabiyas House / Matra Architects & Rurban Planners
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Architects: Matra Architects & Rurban Planners
- Area: 1630 m²
- Year: 2021
Cava Arcari / David Chipperfield Architects
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Architects: David Chipperfield Architects
- Area: 1880 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: Viabizzuno
Lateral Verandah House / Malik Architecture
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Architects: Malik Architecture
- Area: 12883 ft²
- Year: 2022
Maison Colbert / Chris Dyson Architects + Buchanan Studio
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Architects: Buchanan Studio, Chris Dyson Architects
- Year: 2022
A Factory Face Lift / Enter Projects Asia
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Architects: Enter Projects Asia
- Area: 300 m²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: Project Rattan
Materials to Build India's Identity
Upon becoming a sovereign country, free from British Rule, the people of India found themselves faced with questions they had never needed to answer before. Coming from different cultures and origins, the citizens began to wonder what post-independence India would stand for. The nation-builders now had the choice to carve out their own future, along with the responsibility to reclaim its identity - but what was India's identity? Was it the temples and huts of the indigenous folk, the lofty palaces of the Mughal era, or the debris of British rule? There began a search for a contemporary Indian sensibility that would carry the collective histories of citizens towards a future of hope.
Harding Boutique Hotel / ANARCHITECT
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Architects: ANARCHITECT
- Area: 652 m²
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: Siaan Homes
Palm and Straw Roofs: Examples in Mexico That Explore Their Possibilities
Architecture in Mexico has a vast history that is made up of various aspects that touch astrological, political, spiritual and economic issues. Although today there are only ruins of some of the most important pre-Hispanic complexes, thanks to the in-depth research that has been carried out, we can have some representations of what those buildings that laid the foundations of what makes us today were like. In these representations, it is possible to notice the presence of natural materials that were a response to their environment such as basalt stone, stucco and some vegetable paintings whose remains persist to this day.
Mumbai Artist Retreat / Architecture BRIO
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Architects: Architecture BRIO
- Area: 150 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: M-Ujala Solar Tech
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Professionals: Unique Concrete Technologies, Vinja Constructions, GIRISH T WADHWA, Manjunath & Co.
House for a Chemist / Brown & Brown Architects
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Architects: Brown & Brown Architects
- Area: 285 m²
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: Design Engineering Workshop, Gray & Dick
Local Techniques in Big Cities: Beyond Earth and Bamboo
Vernacular techniques and local materials are becoming more and more relevant in architecture, but is it possible to bring these concepts to large urban areas?
In 1984, the Amazonian architect Severiano Porto had already pointed out the need to make architecture more connected to its location. Using local materials and techniques is becoming more important each day, considering the impacts of the commodity chain of building construction on the planet. Not surprisingly, the number of projects that use this approach is growing every day, as Severiano has already mentioned in his work since the 1980s.