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Jiangnan House Yangzhou Guangling / B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio

September 29, 2025

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Architects: B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio
Area: 4250 m²
Year: 2025

Soochow University Gaoyou Experimental School / 9-Town Design Studio for Urban Architecture

March 24, 2024

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Architects: 9-Town Design Studio for Urban Architecture
Area: 99812 m²
Year: 2021
Professionals: 9-Town Design Studio for Urban Architecture

A Burning Man Temple Concept and a Pavilion for Expo 2025 Osaka: 8 Competition Proposals Submitted by the ArchDaily Community

Subscriber Access | March 07, 2024

In the world of architecture, competitions serve as catalysts for innovation and creativity. By promoting the architectural community to contemplate a given theme and intervene in well-defined spaces, they provide some of the best platforms for experimentation, allowing architects and designers to explore new concepts, challenge conventions, and address pressing societal needs, all while comparing the wide variety of emerging solutions. This week's curated roundup gathers examples of worldwide competition proposals submitted by the ArchDaily Community.

The selected projects vary in size and program, from world-renowned competitions such as those hosted for the national pavilions at the next World Expo in Osaka, or the Temple at the center of Black Rock City at Burning Man, to local interventions that highlight unique spaces such as the creative reimagining of a popular market space in the historic center of Sibiu, Romania, or the subtle presence of a villa in the Mediterranean wilderness.

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Nashan Geological Museum / Xiamen Urban Environment Design & Engineering

September 07, 2023

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Architects: Xiamen Urban Environment Design & Engineering
Area: 3126 m²
Year: 2021
Professionals: Xiamen Urban Environment Design&Engineering Co.,Ltd

"Liminality" by Neri&Hu Explores the Zone Between Theory and Practice at La Biennale di Venezia 2023

August 11, 2023

Neri&Hu presented “Liminality”, a multimedia exhibition selected by Lesley Lokko, at the International Architecture Exhibition in Venice. The exhibition took place in the Dangerous Liaisons section of La Biennale di Venezia at the Arsenale. In response to Lokko’s curatorial statement, Neri&Hu’s display explored the concept of liminality, the “zone” between design practice and theoretical exploration. The display consisted of three adaptive reuse projects that represent the practice’s research in “Reflective Nostalgia, Recasting Vernacular, and Ruinophilia/Future Artifact.”

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