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Centre of Advanced Imaging at University of Queensland / John Wardle Architects + Wilson Architects

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Nagasawa Dental Clinic / TYRANT

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100 Office / Shimizu Corporation

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  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  3753
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

Health Education Campus / Foster + Partners

Foster + Partners has submitted plans for a new “Health Education Campus” in Cleveland, Ohio. The 485,000-square-foot quadrangle building is designed to foster collaboration between the students of Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Clinic on the medical campus’ existing 11-acre parcel at East 93rd Street between Euclid and Chester Avenues.

SPARK Proposes Vertical Farming Hybrid to House Singapore's Aging Population

To address issues surrounding Asia’s aging population and food scarcity, SPARK has unveiled a conceptual project the blends affordable retirement housing with urban farming. The proposal, titled "Home Farm," integrates vertical aquaponic farming and rooftop soil planting with high-density housing designed for seniors that provides residents with a desirable garden environment and opportunities for post-retirement employment.

"We designed this concept for Singapore," says SPARK Director Stephen Pimbley, "but there is the potential for it to be applied in any location that would support the growth of leafy green vegetables on building facades and rooftops." He continues, "We are keen to see this project materialise at some point in the future. The concept is a realizable solution to real and pressing problems faced by many of the world’s growing cities."

Read on to learn more about the concept.

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SUMIYOSHIDO kampo lounge / id inc.

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  • Architects: id inc.
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

Tanaka Clinic / Akiyoshi Takagi & Associates

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Hamamatsu, Japan

Can Well-Designed Hospitals Shorten Recovery Times?

Comparing Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care to a Scandinavian spa, Gizmodo author Lucy Maddox considers the healing potential of well-designed hospitals as she recounts one woman’s postpartum experience following the birth of premature twins. Natural light, calming materials and colors, a thoughtful layout and clever use of technology have all contributed to making patient recoveries in the new center outperform those in the old hospital’s corridors. “Essentially we want the building to be a great big nurse. A really good nurse," says clinical psychologist Dr Mike Osborn. Read the complete article, here.

Balnea Pavilion / Blouin Tardif Architectes

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Peter Rosegger Nursing Home / Dietger Wissounig Architekten

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Graz, Austria

Missy Lui Spa / Sasufi

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Armadale, Australia
  • Architects: Sasufi
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  65
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

The Architect / LEVS architecten

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  • Architects: LEVS architecten
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  10000
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

Bogle Architects Win “Architectural Project of the Year” for Laser Research Campus

Bogle Architects has won the 2014 Czech Architect Week "Architectural Project of the Year” award for their ELI (Extreme Light Infrastructure) Beamlines project in Prague, Czech Republic. The campus, designed as four separate structures connected within a landscaped setting, will be the first laser research and technology facility to involve scientists from the global research community for high-powered laser experimentation.

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Beloit College Power Plant / Studio Gang

Wisconsin’s Beloit College has commissioned Studio Gang Architects to reimagine a decommissioned coal-burning power plant as a “lively” student recreation and meeting center. As it currently stands, the “Powerhouse” is a barrier between the College campus and the Rock River. Upon completion in 2018, Studio Gang hopes the structure’s revitalization will reconnect the campus with the waterfront, further catalyzing the redevelopment of Beloit’s riverfront.

More about the "Powerhouse," after the break.

Puritama Thermal Bath / Germán del Sol

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San Pedro de Atacama, Chile

West Limerick Children’s Centre / SATA

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Newcastle West, Ireland
  • Architects: SATA
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  765
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

Dental Clinic in Onomichi / OISHI Masayuki & Associates

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Onomichi, Japan

Herzog & de Meuron Designs 205-Meter Tower and Research Center for Swiss Pharmaceutical Company

Herzog & de Meuron has unveiled plans for the modernization of the Roche pharmaceutical company’s Basel headquarters. With the first tower already under construction, the overall vision is to consolidate and update all existing facilities, including a historic Otto R. Salvisberg-designed office building, as well as construct a new, four-tower research center and 205-meter tall office tower by 2022.

"The planned consolidation of the existing industrial site will eliminate the need to build over green zones", emphasizes Jürg Erismann, Head of the Basel/Kaiseraugst Site. "Instead, Roche will be making more efficient use of those parts of the site that have already been developed but cannot be expanded.”