the final composition consists of 20% cement, 30% granite dust, and 50% construction and demolition waste fragments.
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the briefcase by NOS design features a thermoformed clamshell system that can fit different cup sizes.
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the design by cta | creative architects combines brick, concrete, and natural materials to enhance thermal performance.
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the design retains the original materials and structural elements, while introducing modern interventions that ensure adaptability for contemporary use.
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marble, natural wood, and kota stone are selected to blend with the surrounding landscape.
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SpY reinterprets a familiar, everyday object — the convex traffic mirror — transforming it into a vast artistic element.
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memorializing pet ashes, the ocean ‘cemetery’ restores marine biodiversity, sequesters carbon, and prevents coastal erosion.
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bespoke architects' design is driven by fractal geometry and the golden ratio, balancing form and function.
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the installation is inspired by traditional taihushi rockeries and stone pagodas, reinterpreting their forms with prefabricated modules.
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DMA architects incorporates greenery as a buffer against heat that also provides additional privacy.
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