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Muda Architects completes circular museum dedicated to traditional Chinese medicine

Deezen

Its circular form spans land and water and is designed by Muda Architects as a giant Taiji diagram, or yin-yang symbol, to represent the philosophy of holistic traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). It traverses the building's three storeys and is illuminated by skylights. The photography is by Arch-Exist unless otherwise stated.

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Cedrus Residential Building // Cedrus Studio

Architizer

The design team worked closely with client on this project to understand their requirements and achieve the best design outcome. As shown in the diagrams the design started with a solid mass which was later broken into separate levels and a distinctive timber awning was added to the top in order to achieve maximum visual impact.

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Schematic Design – Using an Occupant-Centered Design Approach

MLL Atelier

This ensures that architectural details that will be later developed will all be orchestrated to meet the needs and goals of future building occupants along with client requirements and expectations. That is why an occupant-centered design approach that gets you to think beyond programmatic diagrams is key.

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Share Your Work With the World | Upload Your Projects to Architizer

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Architects upload their work to Architizer for a variety of reasons: To showcase their projects to potential clients, share knowledge with peers, and create a shared portfolio that everyone in their team can access and share. We also recommend tagging other key contributors and uploading your building specifications for each project.

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Innovation Partnership School Buildings by OMA

aasarchitecture

The Amsterdam government has initiated the Innovation Partnership School Buildings program to build nine to thirty “highquality, flexible and sustainable” schools in ten years. The biobased walls – made with carbon absorbing raw materials – are lighter and require less energy for transportation.

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T33 Full-Time Center by Aedas

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Located in the Liuxiandong Headquarters Base of Shenzhen, the T33 Full-Time Center (T33 for short), also known as Transsion Tower, is a vertical green building that stands out amidst the city’s skyline dominated by steel frames and glass curtain walls, providing a connection to nature.

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Kaohsiung Social Housing by Mecanoo

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Sky park Located between the new green corridor and the existing neighbourhood along the railway, the housing complex will be a kick-off project part of a larger urban redevelopment with mixed-use buildings for the whole area. Source by Mecanoo.

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