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Studio Bark devises structural use for waste timber in English woodlands

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British architecture practice Studio Bark has worked with students from the University of East London to devise a roof-supporting column with otherwise unusable timber at a site within ancient English woodland. If you were to draw a force diagram, you'd need more material in the middle, so naturally it's a win-win," she said.

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The Spiral Gallery by Protoscapes

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An integral landmark within the Dawei Village Revitalization Masterplan, the Spiral Gallery transforms a former farmhouse site into the first art institution in Hefei dedicated to Mother Nature. Ltd Landscape: Protoscapes Construction Team: Anhui Xintong Construction Group Co., Collaborators: Beijing Poli Cultural Development Co.,

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UNStudio wins competition for new mixed-use development in Düsseldorf

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Deep balconies and terraces, a public park, a generous neighbourhood square and the inclusion of a community centre create a lively public space offering space for temporary events and opening the site to residents and visitors alike. This includes a sustainable structure concept that enables significant CO2 savings of approx.

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Field Hockey Stadium by Archi-Tectonics

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Set five meters down into the site, this Field Hockey Stadium for Asian Games appears to emerge out of the folding landscape, opening itself to the surroundings as a porous and sculptural element in the park. The roof’s materiality and structure take the traditional Meinong oil paper and bamboo umbrella as inspiration.

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MAD Architects unveils Nanhai Art Center

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MAD Architects unveiled the design for the Nanhai Art Center in Foshan City, Guangdong, which covers a total site area of 59,445 square meters and includes three major functions: the Grand Theatre, the Museum, and the Sports Center. Image © MAD Architects The permeable facades allow nature to flow through the site back to the city.

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Earth School by Jeanne Schultz Design Studio and Adeyemo Shokunbi

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A tall earthen brick structure containing a well and fog catcher anchor and identify the site, while also providing a still water pond for all to enjoy. Ultimately these channels function as a steady flow of water throughout the site and supply a pond, septic tank, and landscape irrigation. Classroom Unit Diagram.

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Nanjing K.Wah G72 by UNStudio

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The site is separated by the central river and the planned road into 4 plots which are set to create a dynamic community for locals and visitors. The office towers will also use prefabricated components as well as a modular supporting structure.

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