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Qiantan District Towers, Lot 14
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February 11, 2019 Paula Pintos 0

This dynamic two tower structures + urban complex, which is home to the regional offices of the iconic British brand, Land Rover, was meticulously thought-out and designed to reflect the local culture, create a people-centric yet unique biophilic environment, and with the idea of a porous urban fabric in mind. 

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Isla de Flores St. offices / Pedro Livni

February 11, 2019 Pilar Caballero 0

Aldo Rossi on its “A Scientific Autobiography” mentions the story told by the physicist Max Planck, where he explains the principle of continuity of energy. A deployed energy that remains on a potential state and that is only dissipated on the collapse. 

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Transportes Bolivia Offices / ESTUDIO MUARQ

February 11, 2019 Clara Ott 0

An area of ​​2 hectares, 5km south of the border city of Salvador Mazza, province of Salta, is the site chosen by an international transport company to locate its transshipment depots and small offices of logistics.The site is crossed on its front by the RN34, a bathed of possible floods near its bottom and a row of hills to the west, belonging to the sub-Andean sierras, which function as a backdrop controlling the visuals and prevailing winds of the zone.

Photos show Mexico City architects’ studios of Escobedo, Rojkind and more

February 10, 2019 Eleanor Gibson 0
CC Arquitectos Mexico City architecture studio

Frida Escobedo, Michel Rojkind and Tatiana Bilbao are among the Mexico City-based architects who have opened their studios to photographer Marc Goodwin for his latest set of images. Goodwin captured 19 architecture offices in the Mexican capital, as part of his series that also includes workplaces in Los Angeles, Paris and the Netherlands. The Mexico

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RJM Bufete / Studio Anónimo

February 9, 2019 Rayen Sagredo 0

From the start we knew that this Project had an important value for the owners since they have lived and grew there during 30 years; after this period the house was left to deterioration and abandonment.

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Trilux Headquarter / Graft Architects

February 8, 2019 Rayen Sagredo 0

GRAFT designed the new headquarters of the German lighting company TRILUX in Cologne. The design of the rectangular building is strongly inspired by the client’s craft: light, refraction and reflections are reflected – in the truest sense of the word – throughout the building and its design embodies the precision of lamp manufacture. The continuous, staggered glass façade presents a changing pattern of reflections from different viewpoints and draws inspiration from the aesthetics of spotlight reflectors, which optimize the optical distribution of the light source. To achieve this, each façade module is rotated at the same angle about its central axis. The overall impression is of a monolithic building that produces different light and depth effects depending on the point of view.

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Nestlé Social Block / GH+A Guillermo Hevia Arquitectos

February 8, 2019 Igor Fracalossi 0

The new building, part of Nestlés social block at the Granero factory (VI Región – Chile), uses a variety of bioclimatic strageties, within a company policy of rational use of energy resources and economics in the 21th century. These strategies favorize the usage of natural resources, pasive vetilation systems, air-condition and cleaning for inside spaces, natural controlled illumination, effective cost savings in the use of hydrological resources (water consumption of restrooms, etc), tendencies to find the best sustainability, quality of life, rational use of resources and protection of the environment.

 

Brick staircase and rooftop terrace gives public space back to Mashhad

February 8, 2019 Alyn Griffiths 0
Bouzarjomehr Co. Gallery and Showroom by WHY Architects Group

Why Architects Group has converted a residential building in Mashhad, Iran, into a commercial showroom for the Bouzarjomehr Company with a brick staircase leading to a public roof terrace. The Iranian architecture studio transformed an existing dilapidated house into a showroom space for the Bouzarjomehr Company, which specialises in distributing cables and wire. Rather than demolishing and

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