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McGregor Coxall and Noxon Giffen unveil Grampians Peaks Trail Cabins in Victoria, Australia

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Setting a new benchmark for cultural ecotourism, the newly completed Grampians Peaks Trail (GPT) is now open to the world. The post McGregor Coxall and Noxon Giffen unveil Grampians Peaks Trail Cabins in Victoria, Australia appeared first on Åvontuura.

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James Florio receives 2022 Julius Shulman Excellence in Photography Award

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Woodbury University's Julius Shulman Institute (JSI) has acted as an important bridge that connects the general public with the disciplines of architecture and photography. For this year's 2022 edition, the JSI presents James Florio with the prestigious Julius Shulman Institute Excellence in Photography Award. Florio's photographic works capture the intimate details of the built environment in nature and within cityscapes.

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Bofia Restaurant / AZAZ Architects

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© Mansor Alsofi. architects: AZAZ Architects Location: Riyadh Saudi Arabia Project Year: 2022 Photographs: Mansor Alsofi Photographs: Read more ».

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Updated designs of the HS2 London Euston high-speed railway station released

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HS2 Ltd., the British non-departmental public body behind the development of High Speed 2 (HS2) national high-speed railway , has released an updated design for its new terminus station at London Euston. Two new images, updated from 2015 , show the concept design for the interior and exterior of the station. They were drafted by a design consortium made up of Arup , WSP, Grimshaw Architects , Haptic , and LDA Design , alongside HS2’s Station Construction Partner, Mace Dragados JV (MDJV).

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Architectural Visualization Trends and the Rise of AI

A new industry study conducted by Architizer on behalf of Chaos Enscape surveyed 2,139 design professionals to understand the state of architectural visualization and what to expect in the near future. We asked: How are visualizations produced in your firm? What impact does real-time rendering have? What approach are you taking toward the rise of AI?

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suppose design office inserts bookstore inside renovated hot spring hotel in japan

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an old pool is transformed into a reading corner surrounded by thousands of books. The post suppose design office inserts bookstore inside renovated hot spring hotel in japan appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Juhani Pallasmaa: “Architecture is a Verb”

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The Finnish architect and author speaks to Michael Crosbie on Common Edge about teaching in the age of digital media, the dangers of celebrating celebrity, and architecture as an invitation.

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LA's new Sixth Street Viaduct is about to change common perspectives on public urban space

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Once it opens, construction will start on public playing fields, gathering areas, green spaces and a dog park at the foot of the bridge on the Boyle Heights side, and a performance stage and green spaces on the Arts District side. And cyclists can gear up for the fall unveiling of a 10-foot-wide bicycle lane going both directions on the bridge, which they can access from the bike lane at the river via a steep spiraling ramp.

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Richard Neutra gem The Loring House lists for $8m in Los Angeles

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Modernist fans can get more than they bargained for at Richard Neutra’s Loring House in the Hollywood Hills, which comes with a striking guest-house by architect Steven Ehrlich. Neutra designed The Loring House for choreographer Eugene Loring in 1958, using a low-slung ‘boxcar’ style, meaning the house has a boxy, freight-car style silhouette with sliding glass doors on the side that opens to the garden.

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This recently sold home in Arizona beats the desert heat by being entirely underground

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This house on the real estate market in Scottsdale, Arizona, for $2.1 million is throwing some serious shade — in the coolest way possible. How? The “one-of-a-kind” property is basically all underground, but not in “bunker” fashion. The 3,300-square-foot, five-bedroom, four-bathroom home is described as an “earth-sheltered subterranean home” designed “to create highly efficient living.

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From Plan to Reality: Unlocking the Power of Aerial Imagery for AEC

Aerial imagery has emerged as a necessary tool for architecture, engineering, and construction firms seeking to improve pre-construction site analysis, make more informed planning decisions, and ensure all stakeholders have access to an accurate visualization of the site to keep the project moving forward. Download our guide and take a deeper look at how aerial imagery can be leveraged to drive project efficiency by reducing unnecessary site visits and providing the accurate details required to

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The Women Who Changed Architecture

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The Women Who Changed Architecture Edited by Jan Cigliano Hartman Princeton Architectural Press , March 2022 Hardcover | 7-1/2 x 10 inches | 336 pages | English | ISBN: 9781616898717 | $50.00 PUBLISHER'S DESCRIPTION : A visual and global chronicle of the triumphs, challenges, and impact of over 100 women in architecture, from early practitioners to contemporary leaders.

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The debate around tiny homes for the homeless has inserted itself into L.A.’s mayoral race in a big way

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At a time when permanent supportive housing takes years to build and the average cost per unit has climbed to nearly $600,000, the cost of these tiny homes came to about $68,000 each, or roughly $35,000 per bed, according to De León’s office. In his speeches, De León likes to ask, “in what parallel universe” is it better to leave people on the street than move them into various forms of temporary housing while awaiting more permanent housing?

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Qatar announces three major museums designed by OMA, Herzog & de Meuron, and ELEMENTAL

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Just a few short days before the public debut of the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum at the Doha Sports City Complex, Her Excellency Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad [.]. Read More. The post Qatar announces three major museums designed by OMA, Herzog & de Meuron, and ELEMENTAL appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.

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Climate positive - Living in Berlin by Peter Ruge Architekten

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New residential buildings as hybrid construction with an wooden facade. Two new buildings with a total length of 42.52 m are facing an open comunity courtyard with green and playground on the rectangular plot along the Schleizer Straße in Berlin. The street house is planned with 4 floors. On the ground floor there are a cluster apartment as assisted living and on the upper floors apartments with different sizes.

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7 Ways Real-Time Visualization Can Solve Architectural Challenges

In the dynamic world of architecture, design, and construction, creative problem-solving is crucial for success. Traditional methods often fall short in effectively conveying design intent to clients. Real-time visualization empowers you with a solid decision-making tool that smooths the design process. Discover the power of real-time visualization: Effective Communication Convey your vision clearly and align with clients.

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ressence unveils modern, minimal type 8 timepiece with domed dial

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the modern and minimal watch design marvels with a rotating domed minute dial that then houses the smaller hour dial within. The post ressence unveils modern, minimal type 8 timepiece with domed dial appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Bay Harbour Islands Residence by Sire Design

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Located in Bay Harbour Islands, one of Miami’s prestigious communities, right outside of Miami Beach, lies a beautiful 5,300-square-foot, five-bedroom, five-and-a-half bath residence nestled amongst lush green palm trees. Tasked with creating a refined, minimalist home for a growing family, Miami-based Sire Design incorporated monochromatic tones and a simple aesthetic while keeping functionality at the core of the design.

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Caro Lundin launches understated co-working space ARC Club in south-east London

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Architect Caro Lundin has opened the second branch of her affordable co-working chain ARC Club in London , which features a pared-back interior accented by colourful fixtures and furnishings. Set in the southeastern neighbourhood of Camberwell, the shared workspace was put together in just seven weeks and takes over a 223-square-metre commercial unit that previously sat empty for three years.

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UCLA Architecture and Urban Design announces Spring 2022 public program

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The Department of Architecture and Urban Design (AUD) at UCLA’s School of the Arts and Architecture (UCLA Arts) is pleased to announce its spring 2022 public program of talks and lectures. AUD’s spring program represents the department’s interest in global contexts and practices, interdisciplinary questions, and engagement with creative industry and production.

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Concrete Waterproofing: The Next Step to a More Resilient Design

Don’t let water wash away all your hard work. When specifying concrete waterproofing, you need a solution that’s reliable and permanent. Without it, your concrete waterproofing is at risk of failing and letting water erode and corrode the concrete that it was supposed to protect. Reduce the risk of waterproofing failure by reading through our latest free specification e-book, which will take you through the four key components to better concrete waterproofing specification.

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Straight out of Sweden: new Skargaarden outdoor-designs for 2022 | News | Architonic

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Scandinavia is known for being home to some of the world’s top indoor furniture manufacturers, but when it comes to outdoor furniture, it’s probably not the first region that springs to mind. Yet in the town of Gävle, on Sweden’s Baltic coast, a company called <a href=[link] has been producing high-quality outdoor furniture since 2008. As it prepares to launch its 2022 novelties, the firm’s co-founder Jari Visuri explains why being based in Scandinavia helps Skargaarden to stand out in a cha

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parametric acoustic installation ‘kerfonic wall’ adorns the autodesk gallery in san fransisco

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inspired by the sand formation in nature, the 20' x 8' wall is comprised of stacked brick-like boxes with bolted connections creating a voronoi tessellation. The post parametric acoustic installation ‘kerfonic wall’ adorns the autodesk gallery in san fransisco appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Outdoor living made in Sweden: new Skargaarden designs for 2022 | News | Architonic

Architonic

Scandinavia is known for being home to some of the world’s top indoor furniture manufacturers, but when it comes to outdoor furniture, it’s probably not the first region that springs to mind. Yet in the town of Gävle, on Sweden’s Baltic coast, a company called <a href=[link] has been producing high-quality outdoor furniture since 2008. As it prepares to launch its 2022 novelties, the firm’s co-founder Jari Visuri explains why being based in Scandinavia helps Skargaarden to stand out in a cha

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philippe katerine invades paris’ le bon marché with massive bubblegum pink sculptures

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both light-hearted and irreverent, the exhibition discloses the artist’s philosophy of ‘simply open your eyes: you can always find something cute somewhere, it’s just a matter of perception.’. The post philippe katerine invades paris’ le bon marché with massive bubblegum pink sculptures appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Sustainable Architecture: Design Green with the Client in Mind

Speaker: Pedro Clarke – Principal Architect at A+ Architecture, In Loco Program Director

Sustainability begins with a conversation, and acquiring customer buy-in is entirely dependent on how the conversation is framed. Clients may not see sustainability as a priority out of fear of operational costs and quality. While these are legitimate concerns, it is our responsibility as architects to listen and foster a collaborative culture that answers client issues while also reducing our carbon footprint.

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Around the world with Pedrali's premium outdoor designs | News | Architonic

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90%. Nine, zero. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, that's the amount of time Americans spend, on average, indoors. And the picture is just as eyebrow-raising in the UK with the pandemic having increased the average Briton's time dodging fresh air by a staggering eight hours a day. If ever we need to step outside again, it's now.

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SHoP architects completes exterior architecture of supertall 111 west 57th street tower

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the slender tower is wrapped in thousands of individually cast terracotta panels, honoring the craft of old new york. The post SHoP architects completes exterior architecture of supertall 111 west 57th street tower appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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World's first multi-storey skatepark opens in Folkestone

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Three skateparks are stacked on top of each other in F51, a major new attraction in Kent, England, designed by Hollaway Studio. The building, which claims to be the first multi-storey skatepark in the world, is located in the seaside town of Folkestone in Kent. F51 contains three skatepark floors. Despite being raised off the ground, its three skate floors provide state-of-the-art facilities for skateboarders and BMX riders, including huge concrete bowls and multi-level landscapes.

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michael heizer balances 20 ton rocks with angular steel structures at gagosian new york

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the sculptures were made at heizer’s studio in nevada over a four-year period using rocks extracted from a quarry in riverside, california. The post michael heizer balances 20 ton rocks with angular steel structures at gagosian new york appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Report: Optimism for Construction Growth in the Next Year Remains High

Research reveals 96% of respondents are very or fairly optimistic about their organization’s growth prospects for the next year. The InEight Global Capital Projects Outlook also finds over half see digital technology as the greatest growth opportunity. But these are only some of the findings. Don't be kept in the dark when it comes to the future. Read the report today!