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DOXS NKLN by GRAFT

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GRAFT’s plans foresee an urban ensemble of three new buildings with attractive outdoor areas and a publicly accessible canalside promenade. Image © GRAFT The concept envisages a mixed-use development consisting of office and commercial units as well as educational and cultural facilities.

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Ephemeral Structures, Enduring Ideas: Why Architectural Pavilions Still Matter

Architizer

Inspired by the concept of gathering around a table, the pavilion embodies an inclusive community, inviting visitors to share stories and experiences. But despite their ephemeral nature, pavilions leave a lasting impression, emphasizing the need to balance aesthetic innovation with environmental sustainability during assembly and disassembly.

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Kyklos by UNStudio

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Image © UNStudio Developing the right tools For the Kyklos building proposal, using the early prototype of the Carbon Builder enabled the team to make the correct decisions early in the concept design process.

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Red Dunes Playtopia, Guanggang New Town, Guangzhou

e-architect

Utilizing advanced design techniques such as parameterized design, drainage optimization simulation, and structural form-finding algorithms, the Red Dunes project harmoniously blends the outdoor space with its natural surroundings.

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Back to Basics: What is the Meaning of “Tectonic” in Architecture Today?

Architizer

Such a straightforward translation of tekton to ‘builder;’ however, does not convey the depth or breadth of this architectural concept. Tectonics could be harnessed to promote sustainable practices by foregrounding the careful use of resources and materials, contributing to the fight against climate change.

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Fuggerei of the Future | MVRDV

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Excerpt: Fuggerei of the Future is a public program developed by the architectural firm MVRDV that proposes building blocks that are climate responsive. Finally, in Augsburg, the study’s formula manifests as a more dense urban development. It responds to the tremendous social and ecological questions of our time.

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The Resilient Construction Imperative in the Face of Climate Change

Santa Cruz Architect

Concept of dreams about a new home. For instance, elevating buildings to mitigate the impact of rising sea levels, incorporating modular construction techniques for easier expansion or contraction, and designing flexible spaces that can serve multiple purposes are all strategies that enhance adaptability. House project on the meadow.