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The Use of Natural Stone in Contemporary Argentinian Architecture

ArchDaily

Image © Gonzalo Viramonte From Tafí del Valle to San Carlos de Bariloche , the implementation of natural stone in contemporary Argentine architecture reveals the decisions of architects seeking to maintain a dialogue with their surrounding environment and highlight the purity of materials.

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5 Interviews to Understand the Relationship between Architecture and the Environment

ArchDaily

Image © Federico Cairoli The relationship between architecture and the environment is multifaceted. It involves a dynamic interaction between built spaces and the surrounding natural context. Many factors link architecture and the environment. Read more »

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How to Use Earthy Tones in Architecture: From the Vernacular to the Contemporary

ArchDaily

Image: © Indra Wiras Earthy tones, from those used in traditional vernacular constructions to contemporary interior design trends, are instrumental in crafting inviting, organic, and harmonious environments.

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Crafting Atmospheres: Sensory, Textured Lighting in Architectural Design

ArchDaily

Cortesia de Vibia Flat and polished surfaces tend to evoke feelings of coldness and sterility, while raw, natural materials can create a sense of warmth and connection. Textures can trigger memories and emotions, connecting us to past experiences and the sense of touch. Read more »

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Restaurants serving their environments by serving up nature | News | Architonic

Architonic

<p>Whether it’s gulping in deep breaths of recently photosynthesised air, relaxing in a cool shaded spot or feeling a sea breeze pass over our skin, now more than ever, we want to connect with nature.

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Snøhetta unveils newly completed Beijing City Library design

Archinect

What is billed by the team to be the "world's largest climatized reading space" is composed of a glass curtain wall fronted by a forest of sculptural columns resembling ginko trees in a design that harkens the natural landscape to affect an "emotional connection" between people, books, and the environment.

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Studio Wok designs Milan bakery Pan as contemporary take on Japanese culture

Deezen

The intention was for a deeper understanding, working on the concept of quality, both in materials and in details." Fibreglass was also used for an external bench "We did a lot of research looking for a 'poor' material that could be ennobled by being used in an innovative way," Studio Wok told Dezeen.