Month: October 2023

Norwegian studio Snøhetta drew on textiles and tailoring for its design of the Airside skyscraper, which has opened at the old Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong. The project is formed of five interconnected glazed buildings in a stepped arrangement, with the lowest volumes located next to the Kai Tak river. These lower volumes form

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the design weaves public spaces and gardens through exterior plazas and rooftops suited for urban farming, restaurants, and recreation.
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Over the past month, searches for pavilions on Pinterest have increased by 100 per cent. We’ve rounded up eight innovative examples from our pavilion board. The projects featured in this roundup include both permanent pavilions and temporary pavilions, which can be used for socialising or provide space for reflection. Among them are innovative buildings by

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Over the past month, searches for pavilions on Pinterest have increased by 100 per cent. We’ve rounded up eight innovative examples from our pavilion board. The projects featured in this roundup include both permanent pavilions and temporary pavilions, which can be used for socialising or provide space for reflection. Among them are innovative buildings by

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The site is located adjacent to the sand dunes between Dungeness and Greatstone-on-Sea in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It lies at a bend in the long seafront road at the end of a strip of beachfront detached houses dating from the mid-20th century to today.

ATELIER・K has significantly retained the existing frame structure, integrating both traditional and contemporary elements.
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How do we create buildings that use energy efficiently? Traditionally, efforts to green the built environment have centered on the physical infrastructure, often overlooking the relationships between people and space. The emergence of the technological era has ushered in “Smart Buildings.” that employ machine learning and automation. These innovative structures are designed to operate with impressive energy efficiency, however, they are largely disconnected from their occupants. What if buildings could be made smarter and more sustainable by engaging with their occupants?