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Cloud 9 Sports Center by MAD Architects

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Shijiazhuang, a city with a history rooted in early 20th-century railway construction, is undergoing a significant transformation. Image © MAD Architects The center’s design integrated several features early in the process to enhance both its functionality and environmental sustainability. Source by MAD Architects.

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MAD completes the “Train Station in the Forest”

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The station that was constructed in 1995 to replace the original station had an area of only 4,000 square meters and was equipped with outdated passenger facilities unsuitable for a rapidly expanding city. It is expected that by 2025, the full passenger capacity will reach 5.28

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Schmidt Hammer Lassen wins competition for transformation and expansion of Helsingborg Library

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Both in the transformation of the existing and in the construction of the new volumes, sustainability considerations are paramount: The Orangery, a criticized centrally located addition from 1994, is preserved as a characteristic and recognizable architectural feature from the building’s history. Source by Schmidt Hammer Lassen.

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Innovation Partnership School Buildings by OMA

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Amsterdam will halve the use of primary raw materials by 2030 and become fully circular by 2050 – according to the Circular Strategy 2020-2025 proposed by the municipality. The biobased walls – made with carbon absorbing raw materials – are lighter and require less energy for transportation.

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Ecopolis by TSPA

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The 600-mile-long island plans to be Russia’s first carbon neutral region by 2025. To develop the city, TSPA partnered with Wowhaus (RU), Nomura Research Institute (JP), and the Scientific Research Institute of Ecology and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources (RU). Circularity diagram. Master Plan.

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Ecopolis by TSPA

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The 600-mile-long island plans to be Russia’s first carbon neutral region by 2025. To develop the city, TSPA partnered with Wowhaus (RU), Nomura Research Institute (JP), and the Scientific Research Institute of Ecology and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources (RU). Circularity diagram. Master Plan.

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MAKERS’ KUbe by BIG and University of Kansas School of Architecture & Design

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” Along with housing studio space, the KUbe will also serve as a teaching tool, showcasing sustainable practices through its mass timber diagrid design. Source by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group.