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MASONPRINCE Shenzhen Office by TOMO DESIGN

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Infinite Possibilities – Elevator Hall The elevator hall is the first attractive visual focus which features hanging decorations that can be altered to showcase different materials and monograms. The suspended volume, curved glass, wooden texture, and VI design on the steps all contribute to an overall unified look.

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Transcending Typology: 6 Ways Architects Are Transforming New Spiritual Spaces

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A sweeping glass band rises behind the lectern, balancing on the horizon, drawing the external terrain in. The structure’s sculptural interior, carved from glass-fiber reinforced concrete, follows the lead of its ancient inspiration. Inside, parallel ribbons of glazing encase the perimeter.

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“God Is in the Details”: 7 Architectural Moments to Make Mies Proud

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Twisted the top portions – as opposed to “pulling” both ends — not only produced an intriguing visual effect but also generated tension within the beams, thereby preventing them from sagging. Architecture +Glass P.C. The project began with the careful deconstruction of administrative buildings that pre-existed on the site.

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Zhejiang Private Penthouse | YuQiang & Partners+EK Design

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Considering functions and environmental protection, the designer did not reorganize the apartment’s structure but divided the functional layout of the space utilizing deconstructionism while proceeding from the perspective of creativity and art. Living room. A generally light-colored wooden veneer forms the bedside background wall.

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GUD Restaurant & Cocktail Bar in Hangzhou by STUDIO8

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STUDIO8 was commissioned to design the architecture re-use, interior and visual identity for the project. Therefore, service and utility spaces such as kitchen, restroom and a vertical connection for public use were arranged into the extension and the building next door, leaving the villa for pure culinary experience.

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The Chiu | Nature Times Art Design

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Green jade, glass and flying “butterflies” create an immersive, surreal secret world, which brings surprising sensory and emotional experience to guests as entering the elevator hall. .” The waterscape at the end fuses with the river scenery outside, with the sound of waterfall bringing great visual and auditory tension.

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Sixteen design projects by students at Virginia Commonwealth University

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Also included is a series of gold vessels designed to be used in the Muslim cleansing ritual Wudhu before prayer and a suspended sculpture made up of glass droplets. Carrying utilities such as water, sewage and gas, they form ever-growing webs throughout Qatar, a dynamic which the artist intricately weaves into the webs of her textiles.