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[Surfer’s Paradise, Australia] A MIXED-USE Project Takes Cues from Australia's Landscape

[Surfer’s Paradise, Australia] A MIXED-USE Project Takes Cues from Australia's Landscape | The Architecture of the City | Scoop.it

Nestled between ocean and rain forest, the project establishes a new benchmark for ecological design within the natural environment. Earnest and timeless, the architecture is simultaneously powerful, yet comfortable; straightforward, yet innovative; casual, yet elegant; fundamental, yet refined. The resulting experience is sensual and sensitive, intentionally reduced to what is essential– through bold, elemental forms, sincere materiality/detailing, and the integration of Australia’s bountiful natural resources both physical and ethereal.

 

Location: Surfer’s Paradise, AustraliaArchitect: Oppenheim Architecture + Design, LLPProject name: Wharf RoadScope: 1,500,000 SF Mixed-use condominium and hotel. ArchitectureRenderings by: Luxigon
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Rakhi Rajani's curator insight, August 23, 2013 6:50 AM

Building architecture from surroundings...

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Four Environmental Innovations that have Revolutionized Architecture

Four Environmental Innovations that have Revolutionized Architecture | The Architecture of the City | Scoop.it

The green revolution has impacted almost every sector of the economy. Now, eco-friendly technology is revolutionizing the way we think about architecture. Every part of the architectural process is undergoing huge changes.
When people think of green architecture, they often picture simple modifications, such as the substitution of environmentally friendly materials for less sustainable ones. While this can certainly be a viable means of reducing a project’s carbon footprint, it is by no means the only way to make a positive impact. Often, the best green projects are the ones that go above and beyond, completely altering the way people think of architecture as a whole. The following are just a few of the spectacular developments taking place in architecture today.

 

∞ Vertical Gardens

∞ Disaster-Resistant Buildings

∞ Walkable Roofs

∞ Garden Skyscrapers


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A. Perry Homes's curator insight, July 24, 2014 9:20 PM

These are beautiful ways to combine urban and natural environments. 

Zoya Ayaz's curator insight, September 9, 2014 8:24 AM

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