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Feel the Burn: 6 Strategically Scorched Buildings That Celebrate Shou Sugi Ban

Architizer

Shou sugi ban, originally known as yakisugi, is an ancient wood-burning technique developed in Japan centuries ago. Prized for its dual protective and aesthetic qualities, this time-honored material treatment is now utilized all over the world. Inside, black wood-clad walls envelop patrons and create an intimate, cocooning atmosphere.

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Alsar Atelier and Oscar Zamora create Bogotá fog catcher

Deezen

The collaborators believe that the prototype will help alleviate dependence on local utilities with its increase in water supply and has "has become a landmark" in the neighbourhood. It was donated to the community through the collaborative efforts of the designers, officials and the Colombian Society of Architects.

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Sustainable Architecture: How Green Building Practices are Reshaping the Industry

DesignRulz

Architects are pivotal in executing these sustainable routines, affecting how buildings are designed, built, and utilized. This multidisciplinary technique helps make sure that eco-friendly considerations are incorporated into every design aspect—enhancing energy efficiency, materials usage, and environmental implementation.

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Transforming Design: The Revolutionary Impact of Water Jet Cutting in Architecture

The Architecture Designs

The innovative realm of architectural design has always been in the pursuit of new, exciting techniques to shape and sculpt the environment we inhabit. One such pioneering technique is water jet cutting, a technology that has redefined the boundaries of creativity and precision in architecture.

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Red Dunes Playtopia, Guanggang New Town, Guangzhou

e-architect

This innovative design showcases undulating red dunes that create an alluring landscape for children’s activities. Parametric topography design Through digital generation, the topography has been tailored to accommodate the complexity and slope of the terrain, providing distinct zones for different age groups.

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Sustainable Suburban Expansion: How Architects Are Reawakening Dormant Developments

Architizer

Further, this forward-thinking approach embraces sustainable design practices, including green building techniques and energy efficiency. Addressing the challenges of low-density housing caused by strict zoning policies, the project draws inspiration from traditional village typologies.

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Back to Basics: Bioclimatic Design, Learning from History to Build For The Future

Architizer

Many techniques fall under the banner of bioclimatic architecture, with each continent and society having unique requirements. Another popular technique that draws from the teachings of the ancient Egyptians is evaporative cooling. Weitblick Innovation Campus by Sehw Architektur , Augsburg, Germany.