atelier deshaus crafts this wetland park entrance with a fragmented roof atop a field of slender steel columns.
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gijs van vaerenbergh’s ‘inverse ruin’ reconstructs the remains of an ancient temple in matera, italy using a steel lattice frame.
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MVRDV’s facade for ‘irwell hill residences’ in singapore employs modular construction to create shifting depth and pockets of greenery.
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marc fornes / THEVERYMANY works with painted aluminum, assembling palm-sized strips into a lightweight structure in knoxville, tennessee.
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isern serra’s latest project looks like a concept design store, but it’s the barcelona flagship of relleno pasta.
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casa BP stands as a solid volume of red-pigmented concrete which opens broadly toward rural argentina.
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studio saxe designs its ‘villa nuri,’ to reflect the client’s interest in honoring local culture and the frequent presence of wildlife.
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a new vision for new york city’s scaffolding is unveiled by arup and PAU, with a fresh, pedestrian-centric approach.
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heatherwick studio’s stadium draws from birmingham’s history of brickmaking, using reclaimed bricks where possible.
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a ceramic mosaic facade with varied tile sizes adapts to the soft geometries of MVRDV’s ‘the island’ tower in taiwan.
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