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Muda Architects completes circular museum dedicated to traditional Chinese medicine

Deezen

Its circular form spans land and water and is designed by Muda Architects as a giant Taiji diagram, or yin-yang symbol, to represent the philosophy of holistic traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Muda Architects' use of white aluminium panels on the exterior is repeated on the interior and contrasted by warm-toned hardwood flooring.

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Cloud 9 Sports Center by MAD Architects

aasarchitecture

The building’s soft and fluid exterior is wrapped in a translucent membrane material, creating a luminous “cloud” that mirrors the natural surroundings. Additionally, the first-floor roof extends towards the park and has been partially covered with green plants, blending the form with its surrounding environment.

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Eugene/Architecture/Alphabet: O

SW Oregon Architect

It has provided eligible individuals ever since with the opportunity to live independently, but in an environment that provides support activities such as cleaning, cooking, and transportation. The repetitive nature of lift-slab construction made it especially efficient and economical for constructing buildings with multiple floors.

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Schematic Design – Using an Occupant-Centered Design Approach

MLL Atelier

To successfully ideate, conceptualize, and communicate a schematic design idea, the architectural design concept can be visualized through digital or hand created visualizations. (1) These layers include aspects like materiality, nature, contextual surroundings, authenticity, aesthetics, and meaning.

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North Xingge Jinze Project by Aedas

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The core of the west block is hollowed out to encourage wind circulation and prevent a sense of overcrowding, with an additional aim of amalgamating built and natural environments. Image © Aedas. As well, cross-cutting is employed on one side of the mass to open up a sky garden. Source by Aedas.

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The Forestias // Foster + Partners

Architizer

The pioneering development focusses on three primary themes of serving the community, promoting intergenerational co-living and connecting with nature. The idea of re-establishing a positive relationship with the natural world has been brought into sharp focus by the Covid-19 pandemic. © Foster + Partners. © Foster + Partners.

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European Library of Information and Culture (BEIC) by noa* network of architecture

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Studio noa* reimagined it as a hub of creativity, aiming to create a stimulating environment for freeing the mind and acquiring new knowledge. As a prerogative, a relaxed and quiet atmosphere, as an added value, the possibility of moving in a hybrid environment breeding new ideas, where the line between inside and outside becomes blurred.