shaped like a squared courtyard, the pavilion prioritizes ancient building techniques with its mud cement mix and bamboo roof cover.
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shaped like a squared courtyard, the pavilion prioritizes ancient building techniques with its mud cement mix and bamboo roof cover.
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shaped like a squared courtyard, the pavilion prioritizes ancient building techniques with its mud cement mix and bamboo roof cover.
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shaped like a squared courtyard, the pavilion prioritizes ancient building techniques with its mud cement mix and bamboo roof cover.
The post a 360° surround system borders imaginary objects’ enfold pavilion in thailand appeared first on designb…
shaped like a squared courtyard, the pavilion prioritizes ancient building techniques with its mud cement mix and bamboo roof cover.
The post a 360° surround system borders imaginary objects’ enfold pavilion in thailand appeared first on designb…
shaped like a squared courtyard, the pavilion prioritizes ancient building techniques with its mud cement mix and bamboo roof cover.
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The International VELUX Award jury has selected ten regional winners from the 468 submitted projects, from 220 schools of architecture around the world. The renowned jury, consisting of, Song Yehao (CN), Jenni Reuter (FI), Ewa Kurylowicz (PL) and Kent Holm from VELUX A/S (DK), met for the jury meeting in Copenhagen.
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LAVA Architects has just revealed their design for The German Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka. Highlighting the theme of the circular economy, the pavilion is titled “Wa! Doitsu,” translating to “Wow! Germany.” Conveying enthusiasm, The Pavilion explores concepts around circularity, showcasing the “terminological culmination of the sustainability discussion.” Focusing on returning all consumable goods to the cycle of the economy, achieving zero waste, and minimizing resource consumption, the theme is visible throughout the entire design.
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