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Vibrant pavilions by Foster + Partners and NEON utilize recycled everyday materials

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The structures respond to the LFA’s theme of “Reimagine,” in which they utilize everyday materials in innovative ways to encourage reflection on material recycling , reuse , and climate change. They were designed as landmarks, inspired by themes of circularity, community, and sustainability. Radial" by Foster + Partners.

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This house in Nagoya by Tomoaki Uno Architects utilizes traditional field masonry techniques

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The post This house in Nagoya by Tomoaki Uno Architects utilizes traditional field masonry techniques appeared first on Åvontuura. The site is located in an upscale residential area with lush greenery, with Nagoya University and Nanzan University walking distance.

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Construction starts fall 19% in June, driven by stark decline in utility/gas activity

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June’s decline is attributed to a stark dip in utility/gas starts following a high level of activity in May , in which a Liquified Natural Gas plant and an offshore wind project got underway. As a result, gas/utility plants fell 90% over the month.

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Vibrancy and Utility: Embracing Color in Urban Apartment Kitchens

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Nagatacho Apartment / Adam Nathaniel Furman. Image © Jan Vranovsky Urban apartments are frequently praised for their clever use of space, but what of their approach to color? Thoughtfully incorporating color is more than an aesthetic decision; it has the potential to shape emotional responses, influence mood, and create spatial illusions.

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Hotels in Mexico: Utilizing Natural Materials and Waste in Contemporary Construction

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Bamboo Temple Hotel/ Arquitectura Mixta.

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Linimo Terrace Public Utility / Tohata Architects & Engineers + nanometer architecture

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© ToLoLo studio architects: Tohata Architects & Engineers architects: nanometer architecture Location: 121, Shonyuzuka, Nagakute Shi, Aichi, 480-1128, Japan Project Year: 2021 Photographs: ToLoLo studio Area: 399.0 m2 Read more »

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Resilient housing prototypes designed by Marvel Architects utilized a range of self-sustaining strategies to survive Hurricane Fiona

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The homes utilize hurricane and seismic-resistant components, which include an insulated concrete panel system that has shown to be just as if not more effective against earthquakes than traditional concrete block construction. The prototypes are single-family homes completely off-grid with electricity and potable water.

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