approximately 400,000 bricks are used throughout the bookstore, each crafted to meet specific spatial and functional requirements.
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the pavilions can be fully disassembled, transported, and reassembled at new locations, making them adaptable to various settings.
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spanish architecture studio selgascano has won a design competition for a vibrant yellow exhibition hall in beijing.
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with its mountain-like rooftop clad in a ceramic skin, UCCA museum is a sculptural landmark for the city.
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the courtyard's brick paving continues into the interior of the glass building and transforms it into a landscape of steps that double as seating.
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the use of natural materials such as brick, stone, and cork reinforces the connection to the landscape.
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the project includes a reception center and three types of guest rooms, set within a landscape of metasequoia trees and moso bamboo.
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at the core of the tower, a central sky lobby will serve as a green gathering area, bringing vertical gardens to shenzhen.
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designed as a pair of angular concrete volumes, the bookstore is a gateway to the dramatic canyon landscape beyond.
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sleek aluminum, black reflective tiles, old shop gates, and neon signs reflect retro automotive culture.
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