Interiors

TAOA shapes the museum with a curving stainless steel facade to diffuse light throughout cavernous interiors.

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the prefabricated timber structures follow a curved footprint and open to the mountains through uninterrupted 180-degree glazing.

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a skin of repurposed industrial glass forms an abstract world map across the surface.

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during the design process, children help shape the project by voting for their favourite play equipment, contributing to a building that supports every kind of activity.

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an adaptive reuse project in rotterdam, ‘nederlands fotomuseum’ brings one of the world’s largest photography collections into public view.

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used on the kitchen island, dining table, and within the shower, glass paste helps articulate surfaces and edges.

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peter pichler architecture proposes a new museum depot in bolzano, italy to centralize south tyrol’s cultural collections.

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the ‘staggered cabin’ is designed by mork-ulnes architects to allow existing boulders and pine trees to remain in place.

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the 50-square-meter guesthouses replace the opaque whitewashed walls of the archetype with full-height glazing.

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