designed as a mechanical flipbook, the device by tentacle media features 36 still frames that create the illusion of movement.
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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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martin gomez arquitectos brings japanese design influences to coastal uruguay with this boji beach house.
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along the spiral staircase, hinoki blocks are integrated at varying heights to create seating that efficiently utilizes the vertical space.
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energy-efficient strategies like maximizing natural light and ventilation reduce reliance on artificial lighting and air conditioning.
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a+ architects employs a steel frame, external wood louvers and internal sliding glass doors to maximize natural ventilation.
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demonstrating how architecture can protect sensitive biodiversity, the house of native flowering species attracts urban bees, butterflies, and birds.
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david trubridge constructs a unique 9-meter-high timber lantern that projects intricate leaf light patterns.
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