the design abstracts familiar scenes from a living room and reassembles them into a clothing store.
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a steel 'cross' lattice structure occupies the dismantled roof, infusing the old church with a modern intervention.
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the ten-year retrospective spotlights the museum’s pioneering design that preserved industrial relics while creating a dynamic space for local residents.
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the museum is designed as two rotated blocks connected by curved surfaces to create a sculpturally twisting gesture.
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clad in travertine, the museum joins together five distinct levels that culminate in a scenic rooftop overlooking the industrial site.
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the design uses 'paper' as a medium, transforming from a two-dimensional plane into a three-dimensional space through cutting and folding.
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named in honor of the women who nurture life, the residence by CPLUS features a 1:1 ratio of building to courtyard.
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the complex fosters an organic complexity, where natural landscapes and human spaces interact.
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connectivity and modularity are the starting points of the design, with a 1.7 km-long elevated floor plane or central spine connecting all main spaces.
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scheduled for completion in 2025, the design reimagines the traditional garden 'lang', framing gardens with outdoor art installations and coalescing into 12 pavilions.
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