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Szentpéterfa Elementary School / Can Architects

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  • Architects: CAN Architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2025
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2023

Minimalist Apartment in Prague / COLLARCH

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  • Architects: COLLARCH
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  85
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  EGGER, Laufen, ABB Future linear, Bosch, IN-STYL Hořovice s.r.o., +4

Apartment + Apartment / Progres Architekti

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  • Architects: Progres Architekti
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  88
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022

Vysoké Mýto Park / Buoy

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  • Architects: Buoy
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Godelmann, Schuco, T-Beton , mm cité

Kindergarten Nová Ruda – Vratislavice nad Nisou / Petr Stolín Architekt

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  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  915
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Rako, Wienerberger, Knauf, Sintostamp

House of Wine / CHYBIK+KRISTOF

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Cube in a Cube / boq architekti

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Dobříš, Czech Republic

How Will Home Automation Affect our Future?

Once restricted to luxury or super-tech buildings, home automation is proving to be an increasingly fundamental and affordable addition to architectural projects, whether to new buildings or renovations. While understanding how they operate can be extremely complex, the primary purpose of technology is to make life simpler, safer, and easier. By definition, home automation seeks to be globally intelligent, functioning as a system that facilitates processes without unnecessarily complicating the user's life. The idea is to connect devices, which in turn connect and talk through a centralized control unit, accessible by computers, tablets, and mobile phones. These include lights, appliances, electrical outlets, and heating and cooling systems, but also alarms, doors, windows, smoke detectors, surveillance cameras, and many other sensors and devices.

School and Daycare Projects for Different Climates

European children spend approximately 200 days a year at primary school. Even though the academic year in most parts of the world is not as long as in Europe, the place where children and adolescents spend the most time, following their own homes, is usually in educational institutions. These can be places for learning, playing and socializing, and as sad as it may be, they can also be safer places for children living in environments of abandonment, hunger, and violence, providing them with opportunities and even meals. A United Kingdom-wide survey found that the differences in physical characteristics of classrooms accounted for 16% of the variations in learning progress over the course of a year. In other words, the better a classroom is designed, the better children perform academically. According to the study, the factors that most affect children are sunlight, indoor air quality, acoustic environment, temperature, the design of the classroom itself and the stimulation within it.

Urban Infill Lofts / CHYBIK + KRISTOF

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Information and Cultural Center Píšť / knesl kyncl architects

Information and Cultural Center Píšť / knesl kyncl architects - Municipal Building, Beam, Facade, HandrailInformation and Cultural Center Píšť / knesl kyncl architects - Municipal Building, Facade, DoorInformation and Cultural Center Píšť / knesl kyncl architects - Municipal Building, Facade, FenceInformation and Cultural Center Píšť / knesl kyncl architects - Municipal Building, FacadeInformation and Cultural Center Píšť / knesl kyncl architects - More Images+ 15

  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  1150
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Wienerberger, Isover, Knauf, Korado, Weber

CHYBIK + KRISTOF Begins Construction of Arched Winery and Amphitheater in the Czech Republic

CHYBIK + KRISTOF Architects has begun construction on the Lahofer Winery in the Czech Republic, seeking to create a space “symbiotic with the surrounding nature of the vineyards.” Encompassing a winemaking facility, visitor center, tasting room, and rooftop amphitheater, the scheme will be a fusion of tradition, nature, and modern winemaking practices.

The scheme’s three interconnected structures vary in height, lying under an undulating roof serving as a public amphitheater, hosting concerts and cultural events for visitors and locals. The scheme responds to the architectural language of the Moravian landscape, with a lightened volume and aesthetic that avoids impacting too heavily on the landscape.

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Paris Sports Center Photographed Through the Lens of Alexandra Timpau

As a space to unify and reveal, the Wangari Maathai Center in the Saint-Blaise area of Paris was made to break free from constraints. Designed by Bruther, the center was created so inhabitants could appropriate the space. Now photographer Alexandra Timpau has captured the sports and cultural center through a series of new photographs. Through the images, Alexandra worked to show how the building adapted to the needs of the people living inside, through decoration, new temporary enclosures, and through the facade.

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House Over the Backyard / DDAANN

House Over the Backyard / DDAANN - Houses Interiors, Fence, Facade
© Alexandra Timpau

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  • Architects: DDAANN
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Ruukki, Ikea, Master&Master, Sava, TFH, +1

How Cities have Rebuilt from the Ashes

Every city has a story. Throughout history, many natural and man-made changes have altered the way cities were originally laid out. For some, the urban form developed as a result of political disputes, religious separations, or class divides. For others, a more mixed approach has allowed for uniquely mixed cultural atmospheres. And while development of cities is typically slow, occasionally cities experience dramatic and immediate changes to the urban fabric - the results of natural disaster, military conflict, or industrial catastrophe.

What happens next - if anything - can reveal a great deal about not just the city itself, but the local culture. Do cities rebuild exactly as they were? Or do they use disaster as an opportunity to reinvent themselves? The following is a roundup of cities that have moved past catastrophe to be reborn from the ashes.

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Villa Bresson / monom

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  • Architects: monom
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  167
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2010
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Fundermax, Josko

Studio Libeskind's Military Museum Through the Lens of Alexandra Timpau

The complications of war and violence demanded a bold piece of architecture to provoke the public's understanding of the impact it had on Germany. Daniel Libeskind chooses to engage with such events in his extension to Dresden's Military History Museum, by crashing a huge steel and concrete structure through the neoclassical facade, tearing apart the symmetry of the original building. Photographer Alexandra Timpau has captured the sharp edges and harsh angles of the museum's extension that convey the pain and the stark reality of war Libeskind and the museum refer to.

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