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Landscape Architecture Magazine
FEBRUARY 29, 2024
Turenscape has since realized more than 300 ecological cities and more than 1,000 projects, bringing a combination of sensitivity to the lifeways of local communities, human-scale contemporary design, and an understanding of the ecological services that natural environments can provide to civic developments and urban infrastructure.
Habitus Living
OCTOBER 3, 2023
Gubagulabu (Y1805) adopts traditional Quandamooka weaving techniques that were once considered lost, and casts it in bronze to have it immortalised for First Nations generations to come. Most recently, a library occupied the space before being restored and reinvented as an exhibition space by Tanner Kibble Denton Architects in 2001.
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ArchiDiaries
MARCH 15, 2022
Building contemporary school institutions, health facilities, professional housing, civic buildings and public spaces, oftentimes in lands where resources are fragile and fellowship is vital, the expression of his works exceeds the value of a building itself. Gando Primary School, photo courtesy of Erik-Jan Owerkerk.
Habitus Living
JANUARY 24, 2023
In the end, I was ready for new challenges and started L&M Home in 2001 (previously Linen & Moore). “Art and culture can enable us to design useful and meaningful things, shaping the way we look at and understand the world around us.” I have moved homes with that piece of art so many times.
Architizer
MAY 19, 2023
This vocabulary has influenced countless architects of later periods, from Vitruvius to today’s contemporary designers. The 20th century also birthed one of the most romanticized aesthetics of contemporary design: the whitewashed seaside home, otherwise known as Cycladic architecture.
Architizer
JANUARY 3, 2024
Their unique architectural style amalgamated modernism, the Vienna Secession (a type of Art Nouveau) and past historical ideas and forms, which became the blueprint for the country’s contemporary architectural practice. These conditions (historical, local, global, contemporary) are the grid and tools to utilize.
Architizer
FEBRUARY 17, 2023
Home to numerous heritage sites, Brazil’s vernacular architecture is attributed to its Indigenous communities, whose traditional building techniques have been reinterpreted and embraced by many modernist designers today. And today’s contemporary designs continue to uphold this modernist legacy.
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