through a series of repetitive frames and fabric 'sails,' vessel evokes the imagery of movement and travel.
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kanna’s design maintains a slender profile, preserving the panoramic vistas of the mountainous environment.
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the doma houses an artwork fabricated from stones and timber found under the floor of the old house, planted with medicinal herb plants.
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committing to upcycling, the project transforms disassembled marine-grade plywood into a coffee table, a bench, and a chair.
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by renovating a single-family house to a two-family house, MWarchitekten demonstrates how communities can be densified sustainably.
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the multi-sensory experience consists of three interconnected systems navigating through a display of sound, light, and scale.
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the multi-sensory experience consists of three interconnected systems navigating through a display of sound, light, and scale.
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during the day, the sun loungers open to provide access to an events area; at night, they collapse to form a screen for graphic projections.
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the slatted wooden front facade, located below street level, ensures privacy for the residents and guests.
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inspire by lewis carroll's alice's adventures, homegrown wonderland juxtaposes a quaint timber cottage with walls made from mycelium bricks.
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