hammered copper sheets on the roof reflect the surrounding garden, adding visual interest.
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the stitled design gave room for a horizontal expanse at ground level.
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built for temporary use, the installation is simple yet sturdy, made from steel pipes, plywood, and lightweight fabric.
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this concept addresses the fact that by 2050, coffee as we know it may be threatened by environmental and social factors.
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the large roof uses voided slab technology, reducing the structure's weight and allowing it to be supported without the use of beams.
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iwatani academy in nakashibetsu town is japan's first school to combine dairy farming with IT education.
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featuring works by tadao ando, kazuo shinohara, and more, the volume highlights brutalism as an enduring element in japan’s heritage.
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inspired by the iconic kiyomizu-dera Temple in kyoto, the stone foundation prevents moisture buildup and creates pathways for air circulation.
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after the expo, the structure will be disassembled and reconstructed in uzbekistan to serve as a studio, workshop, or school.
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kessaku's collaborative co-inheritance system offers participants to preserve architectural gems while enjoying them as second homes.
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