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Twelve architecture projects to look forward to in 2022

January 2, 2022 Lizzie Crook 0

Night shot of Taipei Performing Arts Center

Architecture reporter Lizzie Crook picks of the 12 most interesting architecture projects slated for completion in 2022, including an underwater sculpture park and a pair of towers linked by a skybridge for drones. Taipei Performing Arts Center, Taiwan, by OMA After much anticipation, the Taipei Performing Arts Center will finally open its doors in the Taiwanese

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Villa BA / gosseye + verbeke

January 2, 2022 Paula Pintos 0

Villa BA is a brutalist bungalow situated in a leafy neighborhood on the outskirts of Bruges.

Amazing Spaces: Ideas for Designing Engaging Retail Stores

January 2, 2022 Giovana Martino 0

Retail stores are places that need to transport us to another universe. We need to have our senses stimulated and our instincts fired for a truly convincing experience.

the kotobuki hotel revealed as a striking, architectural collage in japan

January 2, 2022 lea zeitoun I designboom 0

merging drastically different textures, shapes, materials, and opening, the hotel offers a space for people from different backgrounds without eliminating the city’s historical value.
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Wood Pavilion / LIN Architects

January 2, 2022 Paula Pintos 0

Are there any new architectural space prototypes that can be discussed? This is the starting point of this experimental project. This space experiment is located near the river in the tourist area of Jiangxin Island in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu province. In this project, architects give up the consideration of functional elements and start to look for keywords that can define spatial elements in the environment.

Kaohsiung Pop Music Center / Manuel A. Monteserín Lahoz

January 1, 2022 Valeria Silva 0

Next to the mouth of the Love River, the project is located in the port city of Kaohsiung, in southern Taiwan. In this particular enclave where water is the central axis of Taiwanese life —both economically with the largest port in Taiwan, and at the urban level with the Love River drawing a dividing line between the two parts of the city, and at the environmental level where the relative humidity ranges between 60% and 80%— the Pop Music Center proposes a landscape of geometries rescued from the seabed. Foams, corals, seaweed, waves, and aquatic animals are arranged on the surface and specialize in specific uses, so each piece manifests its own personality and a formal challenge and, at the same time, is integrated into a common ecosystem.

Pinggu Village B&B “Living by the Mountain” / DAGA Architects

January 1, 2022 Xiaohang Hou 0

The project is located in the village of Qianjishan, Liujiadian Town, at the foot of Yaji Mountain, which is a famous Taoist cultural sanctuary in the Beijing Pinggu District. The site is ideally located, surrounded by mountains and rivers, and from the entrance, you can clearly see the northeastern Taoist temple, the Bixia Yuanjun Temple on Yaji Mountain, a famous Taoist temple in eastern Beijing. Every April, when the peach blossoms are in full bloom in Pinggu, the Yaji Mountain attracts many nature lovers who come to immerse themselves in this peach forest scene.