the result is a fully equipped park, where professional sports, daily amateur practice, training, recreation, and entertainment coexist as intertwined elements.
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antoniolupi’s customizable furnishings and luxurious materials define villa apua, creating a blend of nature and artistry in a 270 square meter oasis.
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the project reinterprets the historical role of the building as a threshold, mediating between internal and external spaces on a domestic scale.
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the design utilizes microalgae-based power generation and biogas technology to optimize resource use and support self-sufficiency.
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arranged vertically in a staggered pattern, sardarch's atobiu extends horizontally.
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arranged vertically in a staggered pattern, sardarch's atobiu extends horizontally.
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six timber porticos support two platforms; the first at ground level welcomes visitors and hosts public events, while the second, set seven meters high, serves as an observation deck.
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six timber porticos support two platforms; the first at ground level welcomes visitors and hosts public events, while the second, set seven meters high, serves as an observation deck.
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