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Muda Architects completes circular museum dedicated to traditional Chinese medicine

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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). The basement level contains an underground parking facility. It traverses the building's three storeys and is illuminated by skylights.

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NEXT archtects delivers Pavilion in Korea

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NEXT architects is proud to unveil the delivery of Secret Forest – a pavilion in the forests of South Korea as part of the Public Art Project Anyang 7 (APAP7). Enclosing a part of the surrounding green the pavilion creates a whole new perspective on the landscape and the function of a vantage point. Source by NEXT architects.

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Florida Atlantic University presents 10 architecture projects

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Also included is a museum that pioneers new ways of displaying aircraft and a project that examines how AI can be used in architectural education. These are some of the questions we explore to project possible futures for the discourse of architecture. The project began with a series of client-driven questions and prompts.

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Taiping mixed use development by Peter Pichler Architecture

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The massive project marks the practice’s first one in China, and consists of a boutique hotel, residential apartments, offices, retail, green areas, and parking spaces. In fact, the layered landscape hosts the ellipse-formed towers, creating a homogenous relationship between them and their surroundings. Section.

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100 Residences 100 Architects by AGi Architects

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The larger, extensive part on the periphery of the Oasis area serves a s a transition zone between the plot and the desert landscape. Image © AGi Architects Location: Al-Ula, Saudi Arabia Architect: AGi Architects Main Architects: Joaquín Pérez-Goicoechea Competition Project Team: Aisha Alsager, Nasser B.

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Biosphere by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group

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The interior of the 34m2 hotel room incorporates rich dark interiors and organic materials inspired by the surrounding landscape, which further serve to reinforce the visitors’ gaze outwards and to focus on the natural beauty of the surroundings. Diagram. Image © BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group.

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