The new workspace in Covent Garden for housing developers Pocket Living is structured around a forty-metre long inhabited wall that creates a permeable and active threshold between the public and private sides of their office.
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The design solution relative to the bathhouse and the open spaces around it is focused on the architectural requalification of the building, the typological reorganization and distribution of the bathing facilities and the reorganization of the open spaces with the inclusion of a swimming pool. In line with the policies promoted by the Shore Municipal Development Plan in force, the project addresses issues such as the reduction of the building area by 10%, the opening of views towards the sea, the use of light and precarious structures made from eco-compatible materials, the reduction of the impermeable surface.
This is a project of a building for rental office spaces and commercial spaces, facing the moat of the Imperial Palace and located close to Ichigaya station.
the porto based research lab, ‘critical change’, is looking at alternative materials and technologies in an effort to find ecologically responsible and cost competitive building solutions. the project has been conceived in response to the impoverished populations of portugal, where many are still suffering from energy poverty. among the technologies being explored, the lab investigates […]
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The University of Melbourne will prepare the next generation of vets, scientists and doctors in an innovative new life sciences precinct that will further the university’s international reputation for excellence. The HASSELL-designed precinct brings together three faculties into an active, flexible learning environment to accommodate the variety within the life sciences.
the research lab investigates alternative building materials in a bid to find ecologically responsible and cost competitive solutions.
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Mexican firm PPAA Arquitectos has used board-marked concrete to frame a patio on the rooftop of this house in Mexico City, where residents can lounge in a hammock. The residence called Casa Sierra Fría is located in the capital’s residential neighbourhood Lomas de Chapultepec. The property rises at the centre of the plot as three
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The architects decided to rehabilitate an inoperative railway through environmentally aware means, thereby transforming the area into a promenade that adheres to its area’s environmental constraints. This project would focus on the safety of the tunnel works on the reef slope, including hydraulics.
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