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• Architects

  Proctor & Shaw

• Location

  Londres, United Kingdom

• Category

  Extension

• Lead Architects

  Proctor & Shaw

• Area

  175.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Stale Eriksen, Megan Taylor

Advances in technology have changed the way people work and move around congested cities. Since free space in these urban areas has become scarce, people have shifted their perspective upwards and are now looking to the sky for new means of mobility, transporting their goods via cargo drones and flying ‘taxis’.

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• Architects

  Beck + Oser Architekten

• Location

  Binningen, Switzerland

• Category

  Houses

• Lead Architects

  Martin Beck, Camille Roess

• Area

  268.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Börje Müller

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• Architects

  Aberrant Architecture

• Location

  Paseo de la Chopera, 14, 28045 Madrid, Spain

• Category

  Installation

• Project Year

  2019

• Photographs

  Lukasz Michalak

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• Architects

  Shanghai ZF Architectural Design

• Location

  Linggang Road, XiaLi Road, Pudong District, Shanghai, China

• Category

  Shopping centers

• Lead Architects

  Zhen Lu, Hai Jiang, Jorge Bressel Mateo

• Design Team

  Jiajie Dong, Chuyang Shang, Wenjin Zhang, Teng Ma, Wu Xu, Li Zhang, Juan He, Qing Wei, Rui Ding, Xiaolan Qian, Yufei Zhang, Rui Wang, Xiang Wang, Xiaohai Shi, Jingxin Wei, Xuyi Wu, Yangang Fu, Moyan Cheng, Yong Wei, Jia An, Jie Huan, Danying Yang, Xing He, Daian Feng, Dongmei Zhao, Shenglei Yu

• Area

  47353.0 m2

• Project Year

  2019

• Photographs

  Yong Zhang

+ 23

• Architects

  MOZHAO ARCHITECTS

• Location

  Quanzhi Technology Innovation Park, Bao an District, Shenzhen, China

• Category

  Community

• Lead Architect

  Guansheng Zeng

• Architecture Design Team

  Wenguo Luo, Jiayuan Shen, Fan Zhang | Yanlun Zhu, Fenglian Hong, Xun Chen

• Area

  2080.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Chao Zhang

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• Architects

  Urben Seyboth Architekten

• Location

  Witikon, Zürich, Switzerland

• Category

  Apartments

• Lead Architect

  Daniel Urben

• Design Team

  Jakob Seyboth, Ramona Reichert

• Area

  1590.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Kuster Frey Fotografie

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• Architects

  spaceworkers

• Location

  Penafiel, Portugal

• Category

  Houses

• Principal Architects

  Henrique Marques & Rui Dinis

• Collaborating Architects

  Rui Rodrigues, Sérgio Rocha, Rui Miguel, Vasco Giesta, Pedro Silva

• Project Area

  1177 sqm

• Project Year

  2014

• Photographs

  Fernando Guerra | FG+SG

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• Architects

  Wendell Burnette Architects

• Location

  Scottsdale, United States

• Category

  Houses

• Architect in Charge

  Wendell Burnette

• Design Team

  Thamarit Suchart (lead design collaborator), Jena Rimkus, Matthew G. Trzebiatowski, Scott Roeder, Brianna Tovsen, Chris Flodin, Colin Bruce

• Area

  7200.0 ft2

• Photographs

  Bill Timmerman

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• Architects

  Populous

• Location

  Tottenham, London, United Kingdom

• Category

  Soccer stadium

• Area

  120000.0 m2

• Project Year

  2019

• Photographs

  Hufton + Crow

Competing in this year’s 15th annual Multi Comfort Student Contest, Saint-Gobain had over 2,200 students from 199 universities worldwide. The final was narrowed down to 60 competing teams from 34 countries, all of whom traveled to Milan to present their designs to an international panel of experts from the Municipality of Milan. This year’s brief was to design a project to rehabilitate and reconnect the urban area around Crescenzago subway station in Milan in line with the city’s #milano2030 development plan. The competition also focuses on Saint-Gobain’s concept of Multi Comfort: thermal, visual, and acoustic comfort, as well as good indoor air quality.

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• Architects

  Urban Agency

• Location

  Dublin, Ireland

• Category

  Houses

• Area

  180.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Paul Tierney Photography

Nothing is ordinary about the Italian city of Venice. Whether it is the vividly-colored architecture that dates back to Gothic and Byzantine eras, or the fact that the city is floating on water, culturally-rich Venice is an intriguing destination for people of all backgrounds and interests.

With every visit to Venice, London-based architect and photographer Mayank Thammalla found himself discovering new scenic views of the city, ones that are often tucked beneath its architecture. In his recent photographic series ‘Echoes of Venice’, Thammalla used the canal ripples as his canvas and displayed the deteriorating architecture of Venice from a unique, inverted perspective.

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• Architects

  SAOTA

• Interiors Designers

  ARRCC, OKHA

• Location

  161 Maude St, Sandown, Sandton, 2196, South Africa

• Category

  Pavillion

• Project Year

  2019

• Photographs

  Sarah de Pina, Andrew Mboyi

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• Architects

  Bryden Wood

• Location

  London, United Kingdom

• Category

  Residential

• Architect

  Bryden Wood

• Area

  8270.0 m2

• Project Year

  2019

• Photographs

  Jocelyn Low, Don Lewis

• Architects

  PH Alpha Design

• Location

  Chongqing City University City, Chongqing, China

• Category

  Library

• Chief architect

  Ziping Xu

• Design Team

  Ziping Xu, Jianzhao Wu, Xu Li, Leixin Luo, Jiachen Wang, Junda Xiang

• Area

  28064.29 m2

• Project Year

  2015