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the Happy Spot under the Light Rail / VIASCAPE design

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Park
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Shanghai, China
  • Architects: VIASCAPE design
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  3540 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2025

Xilu Garden Observation Tower / atelier mearc

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watching tower
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Suzhou, China

Pedestrian Infrastructure: 15 Bridges Connecting Public Spaces and Transforming Cities

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There is growing awareness of the importance of developing pedestrian infrastructure. Bridges and elevated structures enhance the quality of cities by connecting spaces and reducing distances. Their use benefits pedestrians and the thousands of cyclists seeking a more sustainable mode of transportation.

Pedestrian infrastructures, such as bridges, walkways, and widened sidewalks, not only promote sustainable mobility but also contribute to the revitalization of urban areas. Their design can transform underused spaces into active, safe, and accessible places for everyone, enhancing social cohesion and fostering community. By incorporating elements such as greenery, smart lighting, and urban furniture, these structures become more than just thoroughfares: they transform into meeting points and spaces for social interaction.

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New Venue of the Yuz Museum / Scenic Architecture Office

New Venue of the Yuz Museum / Scenic Architecture Office - More Images+ 38

Museums & Exhibit, Renovation
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Shanghai, China

Bridge of Nine Terraces / Scenic Architecture Office

Bridge of Nine Terraces / Scenic Architecture Office - More Images+ 38

Pedestrian bridge
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Nan Jing, China

Zhuxi Wonderland / Doarchi Architects

Zhuxi Wonderland / Doarchi Architects - More Images+ 43

Cultural Architecture
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Yang Zhou, China
  • Architects: Doarchi
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  5671 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022

Art Museum on Market / Scenic Architecture Office

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Gallery, Market
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Jiashan, China

Lattice Book House / Scenic Architecture Office

Coffee Shop, Library, Landscape
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Shanghai, China

Zhangrun Office Buildings / Scenic Architecture Office

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Mixed Use Architecture, Office buildings, Commercial Architecture
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Shanghai, China

Pedestrian Bridge over Shanghai Taitong Ferry Station / Scenic Architecture Office

Pedestrian Bridge over Shanghai Taitong Ferry Station / Scenic Architecture Office - More Images+ 31

Bridges, Landscape
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Shanghai, China

Activity Homes at Yunjin Road / Scenic Architecture

Activity Homes at Yunjin Road / Scenic Architecture - More Images+ 30

Community center
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Xuhui, China

Seesaw Coffee / Nota Architects

Interior Design
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Chaoyang, China
  • Interior Designers: Nota Architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  221 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  3M, DuPont, Corian, Shanghai Ciqi Landscape engineering, Yuanyi
  • Professionals: Chengyi Construction, Wang Liangxing team

Longshang Books Cafe / atelier mearc

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Library, Store
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Xuhui, China

A Simple Guide to Studying for the ARE 5.0

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Underground Forest in Onepark Gubei / Wutopia Lab. Image © CreatAR Images

After countless late nights designing in studio, facing the critics, laying out (and re-laying out) your portfolio, finally convincing someone to hire you, and working 50+ hour weeks... you’re still not an architect. Welcome to the examination portion of your professional journey, folks.

Beginning a multi-division examination with pass rates in the 50-60% range is a seriously daunting task. That’s without even mentioning the overwhelming amount of study materials and opinions floating around in cyberspace. Never fear, ArchDaily is here to help you navigate the tools and techniques available to you when cracking open the books and (hopefully) passing your first exam.