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Shannan Beehive Observation Cabin / OMNO lab

January 11, 2024

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Architects: OMNO lab
Area: 50 m²
Year: 2023
Professionals: OMNO Lab

Mirador House / Lépore & Salvini - Arquitectura & Atelier

January 11, 2024

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Architects: Lépore & Salvini - Arquitectura & Atelier
Area: 3520 ft²
Year: 2020

Artisanal Cheese Cultural Center / Life Projects

January 11, 2024

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Architects: Life Projects
Area: 530 m²
Year: 2023
Manufacturers: ALPEC, Aperam, BH Stones, Cebrace, Claro, +12Cook Cozinhas, Divinal Vidros, EPO, Gerdau, Homeoffice, INFINIT0 VIDROS, Infinito Vidros, JAM Engenharia, Macom, Rational, Suggar, Woddy-12

Residential Building Saentis 3x3 / lilin architekten

January 11, 2024

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Architects: lilin architekten
Year: 2023
Professionals: Cadrage Landschaftsarchitekten, HTB Ingenieure AG, Manzano Engineering GmbH, Gutknecht Elektroplanung, Gartenmann Engineering AG

Sitish Parikh Farmhouse / Dipen Gada and Associates

January 11, 2024

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Architects: Dipen Gada and Associates
Area: 4200 m²
Year: 2023
Manufacturers: D Décor, J&D Enterprises, Jaquar, Luminartist, Mitsubishi Electric, +2Ritz Lane Outdoor, Rubbery-2
Professionals: MSP Consultants, Aamir Enterprise, SVN Consultants, Mighty Scales

AD Classics: Möbius House / UNStudio

January 11, 2024

Architects: UNStudio
Area: 520 m²
Year: 1998

In 1993 a young professional couple from Amsterdam set out to build a private house unlike any other. They wanted to create something that “would be recognized as a reference in terms of renewal of the architectural language.” They reached out to several architects, including Rem Koolhaas, but finally decided to entrust the commission to Dutch architect Ben van Berkel after he studied the site and came up with a vision for the project, relating it to the couple’s lifestyle.

Located in Het Gooi, its design took over 5 years, going through several iterations, but always coming back to its core inspiration: the Möbius loop. The shape, defined as a single-sided surface with no boundaries, was the key to a new architectural language that aimed to weave together all the individual activities of each family member, allowing the functional program to be integrated within the dynamic structure. By 1998, when the house was completed, it became widely published and internationally recognized. It also became a sort of manifesto for its architect, as it uses an organizational principle to inform the final image.

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