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MAD designs Nanhai Art Center to emulate "continuous wave of water"

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Once complete, it is intended to resemble moving water, with large roof eaves modelled on the traditional architecture of Lingnan, the region in which Guangdong is located. In the visuals, it is suggested that this roofscape will be supported by sweeping tree-like columns constructed from timber.

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Aedas-designed Trojena Ski Village: a futuristic ski destination in NEOM

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History is in the making as Saudi Arabia gears up to host the 10th Asian Winter Games in 2029 in Trojena, the Gulf Region’s first ever outdoor ski resort. Image © Aedas Exceptional views and play of natural light The ski village is divided into five major zones connected through the roof and ground floor. Source by Aedas.

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Cobe and Lundén Architecture Company win competition for community and municipal building in Finland

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Dan Stubbergaard, Founder of Cobe, continues: “Espoo House will be constructed primarily of wood; columns and beams of mass timber, slabs of CLT and a wooden clad façade, continuing Finland’s rich tradition of building in wood. Construction for Espoo House will begin in early 2026 and is expected to open in 2029.

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Cobe and Yellon win competition for Stadsljus

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Image © Cobe and Yellon Finally, the crown is a tribute to the top of the Boberg gasholders with a faceted and pitched roof and a pronounced overhang, making a distinctive mark on Stockholm’s skyline, while featuring solar cells and concealing technical devices. The construction start is planned for 2026 with occupancy from 2029.

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MAD Architects unveils Nanhai Art Center

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Under the translucent white ETFE membrane structure roof, the Nanhai Arts Center incorporates energy-saving and environmentally friendly technologies, including photovoltaic power generation, rainwater collection, and vertical greening systems. Site Area: Approx. 59,455 sqm Building Area: Approx.

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