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Nanjing K.Wah G72 by UNStudio

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UNStudio was commissioned by the developer K.Wah Group to create a human-centric destination where sustainability and culture play a key role in the daily lives of locals and visitors alike. Image © UNStudio Sustainability The proposal for K.Wah G72 aims to be a landmark in sustainability and future-proof design in China.

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T33 Full-Time Center by Aedas

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The building presents unique features of a new generation of office complexes that include flexible working spaces, social interaction areas, digital intelligence, and a green and sustainable environment. This commercial complex offers a unique spatial layout that’s different from the conventional office design.

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UNStudio wins compotition with Green Spine

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From the outset we worked with a fantastic team of cultural placemakers, sustainability consultants, landscape designers, artists and engineers to achieve a fully integrated design. The lower tower will be home to a hotel and commercial space and top out at 252.2 Diagram maximising sun impact. Diagram connecting green to city.

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MAD Architects unveils Nanhai Art Center

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Commercial spaces are placed along the lake, radiating architectural texture to the lakeshore landscape belt. The second-floor viewing platforms and outdoor patios connect three main functions together, also with the commercial and F&B space below to complete the visitor experiences and loop circulation. Site Area: Approx.

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Xintiandi Factory Hangzhou by Peter Ruge Architekten

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The concept of newer isn’t always better for a progressive city, and historic development plays a vital role in con-tributing to this idea. Adaptive reuse has been an ongoing topic on how we preserve historical and cultural significance while allowing the locals to explore and learn from the past. Source by Peter Ruge Architekten.

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MAD completes the “Train Station in the Forest”

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Photo © CreatAR The new station building’s entry and exit platforms, waiting halls (major transport and commercial functions) are almost entirely taken underground, thus breaking with traditional concepts and giving birth to the “train station in the forest” design.

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Mississippi Workshop by Waechter Architecture

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Designed and developed by Waechter Architecture, the Mississippi Workshop was conceived as a proving ground for sustainable building systems and “all-wood” construction technologies and equally, as a forum for new creative conversations. At the same time, Mississippi is a commercial building with a civic heart.