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May 22, 4:47 AM
Courtesy of Aedas Connecting time and space with the ‘lucky cloud’, the Aedas designed Xuzhou Suning Plaza is interpreted as magical and delightful, Delete the scoop?
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May 15, 5:57 AM
Architecture and Design Magazine for the 21st Century. Organizer of the Annual Skyscraper Architectural Competition. Delete the scoop?
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May 15, 5:43 AM
The International Airport has had ten Finnish-designed GoSleep pods installed for its customers to use. Delete the scoop?
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The 400-meter-high, 116-story Imperial Tower in Mumbai will feature a slender, rounded form optimized to withstand the area's strong wind currents. Delete the scoop?
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Courtesy of Aedas With the ground breaking ceremony recently held to kick start construction, the Aedas designed Mapletree Minhang Development Project Delete the scoop?
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Residential developers are taking their housing projects to new heights, offering wealthy buyers killer views and bragging rights -- at higher prices per square foot. Delete the scoop?
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I’m sure you’ve heard about China’s vertical urban growth and the lack of real estate. French graphic artist and photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagreze was so impressed and inspired upon his arrival to Hong Kong that he decided to photograph its architecture and chaos, creating a series called Vertical Horizon. Delete the scoop?
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The London photographer Ben Roberts and journalist Sarah O’Connor worked together on the project Amazon Unpacked. The photographs show the warehouse of Amazon located in Rugeley, Staffordshire, UK. As online shopping explodes in Britain, helping to push traditional retailers such as HMV out of business, more and more jobs are moving from high-street shops into warehouses like this one. Delete the scoop?
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3D scanning—though it's been around since the 1960s—has been in the news of late, with Harvard using the technology to recreate ancient statues and MakerBot announcing a desktop scanner last month. Delete the scoop?
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© ATENASTUDIO ATENASTUDIO, in collaboration with Archmaster studio, has developed a masterplan for a new district in Wuxi, China, which takes a Delete the scoop?
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More importantly: Does a city get anything out of the exercise? Delete the scoop?
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The evolution of cities may be a lot weirder than you think. Instead of sprawls, they may become ultra-high density constructions that look more like one gigantic building. Delete the scoop?
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In the early years of the New York City subway system, natural light played a dominant role in the illumination of subterranean spaces. The architecture emphasized a connection to the sky, often through skylights planted in the median of city avenues above — lenses in the concrete sidewalks.
However, it proved extremely difficult to keep the skylights clean, and light eventually stopped passing through. Subway authorities moved toward an almost exclusive reliance on electric lighting. While this allowed for greater flexibility in station design, permitting construction at any location and depth, it also created a sense of disorientation and alienation for some passengers.
For the design of Lower Manhattan’s Fulton Center, Arup, in conjunction with design architect Grimshaw sought to reconnect the century-old subway system with the world above. Via association concert urbain Delete the scoop?
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Sky City will be 2750 feet tall, 220 stories, housing 30,000 people in 4450 apartments. That's sustainable design. Delete the scoop?
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Think you’re seeing double? Think again! These absolutely breathtaking photographs, seen on scene360, show the stunning mirrored effect that happens when a panoramic cityscape sits on a body of water. Taken by various photographers, each image shows a unique skyline at different times of day, and captures the character of each city in its natural setting and inverse Delete the scoop?
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Courtesy of Hamonic + Masson Designed by Hamonic + Masson, their winning proposal for the housing units in Nantes opens a dialogues with the surrounding Delete the scoop?
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© Kilograph City Council has approved Cornell’s two-million-square-foot tech campus planned to break ground in 2014 on New York’s Roosevelt Island. Delete the scoop?
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Those of us associated with the building of cities are often asked to do tricky things. Delete the scoop?
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May 6, 4:57 AM
Modular floor system captures dancers energy and turns it into useable electricity. Delete the scoop?
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At a symbolic level, a university is meant to be a beacon for those seeking wisdom. Delete the scoop?
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Vitaliy Raskalov - Few people have see the sights that photographer Vitaliy Raskalov has captured, which makes his photography that much more exciting. With snaps f... Delete the scoop?
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The fight against outmoded 20th-century infrastructure. Delete the scoop?
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