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Promotion: Estonian timber supplier Thermory has announced the winners of its annual wooden architecture design awards, including a swooping addition to Lisbon’s Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian by Kengo Kuma. The Thermory Design Awards celebrates architecture and design constructed with Thermory’s thermally-modified wood products. Thermory has named a winner for each of its four categories –

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Promotion: Austrian facade brand Rieder has created a custom frontage for the One City Park office building in Bradford, which was designed by UK architecture studio Sheppard Robson. A gridded facade made up of rectangular windows and glass fibre-reinforced concrete (GFRC) bars wraps the building and its rounded corners. One City Park aims to provide

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Promotion: Hong Kong-based school My ArchiSchool has launched a course and competition that promise to teach children and young people about wooden architecture. With an emphasis on digital design tools and 3D printing, MyArchiSchool offers teaching about the fundamentals of architectural design to kids between six and 17. In the wooden architecture curriculum, pupils are

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Promotion: Hong Kong-based school My ArchiSchool has launched a course and competition that promise to teach children and young people about wooden architecture. With an emphasis on digital design tools and 3D printing, MyArchiSchool offers teaching about the fundamentals of architectural design to kids between six and 17. In the wooden architecture curriculum, pupils are

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Promotion: Hong Kong-based school My ArchiSchool has launched a course and competition that promise to teach children and young people about wooden architecture. With an emphasis on digital design tools and 3D printing, MyArchiSchool offers teaching about the fundamentals of architectural design to kids between six and 17. In the wooden architecture curriculum, pupils are

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Promotion: Hong Kong-based school My ArchiSchool has launched a course and competition that promise to teach children and young people about wooden architecture. With an emphasis on digital design tools and 3D printing, MyArchiSchool offers teaching about the fundamentals of architectural design to kids between six and 17. In the wooden architecture curriculum, pupils are

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