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Asian Games Masterplan, Hangzhou, China

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Asian Games Masterplan, Hangzhou, China property, Modern Chinese landscape architecture photos Asian Games Masterplan in Hangzhou, China 16 September 2023 Architects: Archi-Tectonics Location: Hangzhou, China Photos by Shao Feng Photography Shanghai Asian Games Masterplan, Hangzhou, China Archi-Tectonics NYC and !Melk

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Griebnitzsee Apartments, Berlin, Germany

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In addition, most of the flat roof is reserved for terrace use, partly as a roof with intensive greenery and partly as a wooden deck. All other living areas are accessed via the central staircase in the main entrance. The common rooms are adjoined by spacious terraces. Access to the property is gained from the street via a gate system.

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Nokia Arena by Studio Libeskind

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There is a total of approximately 82 000 m2 of mixed-use program area; including 64500 m2 of arena space, 5800 m2 for practice hall and 11600 m2 hotel with three roof-top saunas. The practice field features a green roof. The towers that are included in the masterplan development are underway. Photo © Hufton + Crow.

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Hybrid Stadium, Hangzhou, China

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Ramps fold up and around the bowl to get to the future theater lounge with an outdoor roof deck overlooking the recently restored wetlands and park landscape. ‘What was at first a provocative proposal to the client: to create a hybrid and to optimize the building for adaptability, ultimately became the driving logic of the design.

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The Canyon by MVRDV

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The 23-storey mixed-use building, MVRDV’s first completed project on the west coast of the United States, is part of a masterplan that creates the wholly new neighbourhood “Mission Rock” overlooking San Francisco Bay. In the case of The Canyon, the ground floor is topped by two floors of offices, in turn capped by 283 apartments.

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The Canyon tower building, San Francisco, California

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The 23-storey mixed-use building, MVRDV’s first completed project on the west coast of the United States, is part of a masterplan that creates the wholly new neighbourhood “Mission Rock” overlooking San Francisco Bay. MVRDV’s residential complex The Canyon on San Francisco’s waterfront is complete.

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A green haven among skyscrapers: MVRDV wins competition to design nature-inspired Oasis Towers in Nanjing

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The project spans two adjacent blocks on the edge of the Jiangbei Financial District masterplan. Also included in these non-accessible roofs are two 500-square-metre reed beds that naturally filter and clean water as part of the building’s greywater recycling system. . Structural engineering & MEP: TJAD .

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