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A built corporate logo
Aldi Nord Headquarters by Baid Architekten in Essen
Aldi can do architecture, too: the company demonstrates this with its 100 000 m² office complex by Baid Architekten in the industrial area of Essen-Kray.
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Eighteen storeys for health
Cadix Hospital in Antwerp by Robbrecht en Daem
The new central hospital in the old port district of Cadix overwhelms with its size, but also offers its users quality of stay.
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Energy-plus building with a terracotta shell
Lycée Simone Veil near Montpellier by Hellin Sebbag
A wooden construction, power generated by a photovoltaic system and heating and cooling with geothermal pumps make the Lycée Simone Veil, a high school in the southwestern French town of Gignac, an ecological showcase.
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A neverending reconstruction story
Villa Lónyay-Hatvany in Budapest by Bord Architectural Studio
Inside and beneath the rebuilt ministers’ and industrialists’ villas in the castle district of Budapest, the remains of Ottoman walls, Classicist facades and a modern, technical inner life come together.
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A new building for Gropiusstadt
The TLW Residential Ensemble in Berlin by Eike Becker Architekten
The three-part TLW residential ensemble in the Gropiusstadt quarter of Berlin-Neukölln is complete: the first tenants have moved into their apartments. The design was prepared by Eike Becker Architekten.
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Learning in the green
Primary School in Valais by Office Oblique
Against the backdrop of the Bernese Alps, the Zurich architecture studio have added an expandable primary school in a raiment of green to the existing school campus in Naters.
Señor de Tula Church in Jojutla by Dellekamp/Schleich
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A traditional craft is resurrected
Wooden Bridge in Southern China by Luo Studio
As part of a tourist resort in the Pearl River Delta, Luo Studio continue historical Chinese wood-building traditions in the form of this footbridge.
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Beneath the red canopy
Redesigned Bookshop at HKW by Sauerbruch Hutton
With minimal interventions and reused elements from previous exhibitions, Sauerbruch Hutton have transformed part of the entrance hall at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt [Engl.: House of the World’s Cultures] into a bookshop.
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Solid timber construction and wood fibre insulation
Daycare Centre in the Upper Palatinate by Berschneider + Berschneider
The architects of the St. Anton Daycare Centre in Freiystadt-Möning, Upper Palatinate opted for renewable resources and use of an energy-efficient heat pump for heating purposes.
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18th international Architecture Exhibition
Laboratory of the Future
The 18th international Architecture Exhibition in Venice taking place from May 20 to 26 November 2023 takes “The Laboratory of the Future” as its motto. The curator Lesley Lokko has placed the focus of the event on the African continent.
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The Tree, My Roommate
Especially in big dense cities, roofs and facades are the only places left to make things greener. Figures show that governments and developers taking action. For example, nearly 8 km2 of green roofs – the equivalent of about 1,100 soccer fields – were installed in Germany in 2020. It seems the question is no longer whether greenery on buildings is the future, but how much and what form it should take. Our selection of projects related to green cities shows the diverse forms that green buildings can take. Enjoy the issue! Jakob Schoof
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From farm to artists’ residence
Güldenhof in Stechlin by Heim Balp Architekten
In the Brandenburg town of Stechlin, Heim Balp Architekten have refurbished an old four-sided farm complex as a communal living and working space for conceptual artist Danh Võ and his colleagues.
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A modernist home
Single-Family Dwelling in Portugal by Nu.ma Architects
This house is a minimalist residence located in Santa Joana, Aveiro, Portugal. It was built by Nuno Silva in 2020.
Best of Living
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Backyard house
Attic Enlargement Carried out by Piertzovanis Toews in Basel
The Piertzovanis Toews practice has enlarged the attic of a house in Basel. The architects went for a structurally unconventional solution in creating space for a studio and a guestroom.
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Contoured skeleton structure
Earth House near Osaka by Tomohiro Hata
Oblique steel supports, deeply cantilevered floor slabs, abundant greenery on every storey – all this characterizes the single-family home north of Osaka designed by Tomohiro Hata for a family of three.
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Urban living and working
Renovated Residence by Jonathan Tuckey Design
With the Urban Barn in London, British studio Jonathan Tuckey Design has united an old carpentry workshop, a main house and three garages into a charming residence with an atelier.
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Best of Digital Lab
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A double-curved spiral
Pavilion in Rome by Dream
Parisian architecture studio Dream have taken 316 wooden poles to form an elliptical pavilion that is half labyrinthine spiral, half sports arena.
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Produced using a 3D printer
Oregon Dragon Bench by Joris Laarman
The Dutch designer Joris Laarman has devised a 10 m sculptural bench for the Nike Campus in the U.S. state of Oregon. The object was produced in stainless steel with the help of a 3D printer.
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Innovative wickerwork
LivMats Pavillon in Freiburg
As the first building with a load-bearing structure to be made entirely of robotically wound flax fibre, the livMatS Pavilion in the Botanical Garden of the University of Freiburg is an important milestone towards sustainability in architecture.