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Terrace House near Demachiyanagi / atelier Luke

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Houses, Renovation
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Kyoto, Japan
  • Architects: atelier Luke
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Grohe, Cielo, Gotoh Lighting Furniture, HORI LOCKS, Hi-Ceramics, +8
  • Professionals: Matsuhiko Construction

Rendering as a Tool to Restore the Glory of Ancient Chinese Architecture

Heritage buildings are precious treasures passed down to us by our ancestors. They are also intangible cultural gifts for all mankind, a discovery of the past. Nevertheless, as time changes, ancient Chinese architecture, either destroyed by the forces of wars or nature, is gradually losing its original glory, making the protection and restoration of ancient buildings an urgent matter in this contemporary world.

Palacio Pereira / Cecilia Puga + Paula Velasco + Alberto Moletto

Palacio Pereira / Cecilia Puga + Paula Velasco + Alberto Moletto - Interior Photography, Restoration
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Municipal building, Restoration
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Santiago, Chile
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Transforming Factories into Living Spaces: The Changing Face of Spain's Industrial Architecture

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Casa Rec / Guallart Architects. Image Cortesía de Guallart Architects

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The progressive departure of factories from cities, often due to environmental regulations, noise ordinances, or the price of real estate, has left many urban manufacturing facilities abandoned and out of use. As these urban factories are left empty, many adventurous developers are taking advantage of the plentiful space, light, and flexible functions that they offer, leading to a residential revitalization in many of the world's defunct manufacturing facilities.