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The Resilient Construction Imperative in the Face of Climate Change

Santa Cruz Architect

In the midst of these challenges, resilient construction practices emerge as a critical solution to ensure the longevity and adaptability of our built environment. This article explores the importance of resilient construction in the context of changing climate conditions, emphasizing the twin pillars of durability and adaptability.

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Casa Pau | Besonias Almeida arquitectos

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The challenge of this commission was then to conceive a house that had to start playing alone, establishing its laws, and waiting for completion that, regulated in this type of urbanization, encourages the proliferation of formally autistic loose objects surrounded by gardens. With adjustable orientation.

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

Architizer

This thought process laid the foundation for Vitruvius, a Roman architect and engineer, to articulate the fundamental principles of good architecture: firmitas , utilitas and venustas — firmness, utility and delight. The result is a remarkable self-built residential property unlike any other.

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Amphibious Architecture: Designing Resilient Coastal Communities for the Future

Architizer

There is an imperative need for sustainable and adaptive approaches characterized by resilient infrastructure, eco-friendly design principles, and a profound understanding of the delicate balance between human settlements and the dynamic coastal environment. Coastal land areas have long endured the consequences of unchecked development.

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EDGE Suedkreuz Berlin by TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten and Buro Happold

aasarchitecture

EDGE Suedkreuz Berlin offers a new vision of a sustainable future for construction with timber. A modular wood and concrete system was used for construction, comprising timber columns and prefabricated timberhybrid slab panels. The project consists of two buildings: the larger Carré and the smaller Solitaire. Photo © HGEsch.

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City hall in Høje-Taastrup by PLH Arkitekter

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The “Citizens’ House” is ambitious and forward-looking in its design – featuring a great work environment, sustainable solutions and visions of strengthening the local communities. In Høje-Taastrup you find one of Denmark’s most innovative and unique city halls. Nine floors.

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Lost Masterpieces: 6 Iconic Buildings That Met the Wrecking Ball

Architizer

Constructed in 1972, Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo’s Ginza district was one of the world’s most radical housing blocks. Its futuristic form epitomized the values of Japan’s Metabolist movement , which reimagined the built environment as a living entity that could grow and adapt to meet the demands of future generations.

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