Month: February 2023

The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features plans to build a 400-metre-high cuboid skyscraper in Riyadh. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. The Saudi Arabian government has revealed designs for a cube-shaped skyscraper to be built as part of its Murabba downtown plan in Riyadh. Named Mukaab, the structure will be 400 metres

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Organic architecture is less a style or school and more a set of principles, Mexican architect Javier Senosiain and Noguchi Museum curator Dakin Hart tell Dezeen in this interview. Senosiain calls his work organic architecture – a term first coined by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright – but said that the term is mainly a

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Dorae knot, one of the basic traditional knots in Korea, refers to a knot that connects one knot to another or marks the beginning and the end of the knot. “Dorae” is a Korean word generally used when the time or the chance draws near. “Dorae Knot” is the first café directed by Mr. Ryan Kim, who has a long career as a hospitality expert in diverse fields. “Dorae Knot,” as his first knot, was modeled after his calm yet vigorous character by making use of linear gestaltung and grid.

as of publishing the story, the petition has amassed around 4,000 signatures in hopes to salvage the historical gymnasium.
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The land object of intervention, is positioned at a slightly higher level than the adjacent streets, located to the North and West, and its solar and visual exposure is quite comprehensive and unobstructed to all quadrants.

Daytona are 4 beach houses located north of the Yucatan peninsula. The project is developed in a lot 40 meters deep by 30 meters in front with spectacular views of the Gulf of Mexico, a place with a hot humid climate and prevailing winds from the north, the design seeks the views and the refreshing breeze to take advantage of the sea ​​ensuring a low impact on the place.

Dutch architecture studio MVRDV has unveiled the Tainan Xinhua Fruit and Vegetable Market in Taiwan with an undulating green roof that is accessed by a series of planted terraces. Located in the foothills of east Tainan, the market for Tainan City Government Agriculture Bureau was designed by MVRDV as a food supply hub as well as a

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the monolithic structure reveals a striking concrete body supported by ‘veiny’ façades made with mortar and pine wood planks.
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