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Shenzhen Zhuxi Building by Aedas

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‘The design is a low-carbon live-work environment that integrates art and nature, which is slated to be a new urban landmark for the city.’ The retail element is designed in the low zone to enable a convenient access to the community, while the office is designed in the middle zone to create a workplace embraced by nature. Kelvin says.

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100 Residences 100 Architects by AGi Architects

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The development of the design concept has its roots in a number of principles of Saudi culture, providing a contextual starting point. The spatial concept leads the owners and guests through different indoor and outdoor spaces in order to enjoy the experience of the house.

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NEXT archtects delivers Pavilion in Korea

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Corten gives the pavilion a natural look on the outside, a bit of roughness and over time a brown orange color that fits the forest well. Photo © Yongbeak Lee Corten steel has been used as main material for its strength and freedom of form, possibility to bend, and for its span distance.

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Taiping mixed use development by Peter Pichler Architecture

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This concept has been applied not just to the plot, but also to the shape of the cluster of timber buildings. The use of bamboo on the residential balconies echoes the surrounding nature, while the green rooftops offer impressive views towards the forest. Image © Peter Pichler Architecture. Source by Peter Pichler Architecture.

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Schematic Design – Using an Occupant-Centered Design Approach

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For example, by iteratively designing through various schematic prototypes, it becomes possible to optimize one’s design concept idea in a way that prevents future errors and expands the discovery of new design opportunities. That is why an occupant-centered design approach that gets you to think beyond programmatic diagrams is key.

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The Reel House by MCA under costruction

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Image © MCA Through the use of light, reflections and transparency, we were able to establish once again a symbiotic relation between architecture, ‘living’ and nature itself. This approach can be read in the way each cinematic element has been decoded and translated into a living function. Source by MCA.

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Wenzhou Innovaland Start-up Zone by Aedas

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Inspired by the connection between city and rivers, the design adopts an “Island Chain” concept. A riverside promenade and retail street are perfectly created whereas the architecture merges with the nature. A riverside promenade and retail street are perfectly created whereas the architecture merges with the nature. Diagram.

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