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The 19th Serpentine Pavilion by Junya Ishigami with the Concept of “Free Space”

The 19th Serpentine Pavilion by Junya Ishigami with the Concept of “Free Space”

Serpentine Pavilion is an annual project that started in 2000 and is held once every year. In the first year of

A Martian House, A Collaborative Project Exploring Life on The Planet Mars

A Martian House, A Collaborative Project Exploring Life on The Planet Mars

Building A Martian House is a public art project by British studio Hugh Broughton Architects and Pearce+ in co

Kinetic Glasshouse: Giant Flower Buds Terrarium to Protect Rare Plant Species

Kinetic Glasshouse: Giant Flower Buds Terrarium to Protect Rare Plant Species

Kinetic Glasshouse is an open structure as a "house" to rare plants in the Woolbeding Garden. In the

Kennedy & Violich Architecture Renews MIT Hayden Memorial Library

Kennedy & Violich Architecture Renews MIT Hayden Memorial Library

The Charles Hayden Memorial Library shows the shape of a façade that is thick with the modernist style

Wrapped in Enset Leaves, Ethiopia Cultural Inspiration through the False Banana

Wrapped in Enset Leaves, Ethiopia Cultural Inspiration through the False Banana

'False Banana Pavilion' is one of five temporary installations built in the Kew Wakehurst botanical garden

Brutalism Architecture, From Time to Time

Brutalism Architecture, From Time to Time

The 'brutalist' style of architecture was recognized between the 1950s and 1970s,

Hunstanton School: Brutalism and How It First Began

Hunstanton School: Brutalism and How It First Began

The first work in which the term “Brutalism” was used formally

Lloyd’s of London: Richard Rogers’ Machine-Like Building

Lloyd’s of London: Richard Rogers’ Machine-Like Building

Adaptable office building design for world’s leading insurance company

Peek into Roman Britain History through the Roman Villa Museum

Peek into Roman Britain History through the Roman Villa Museum

Diverse spatial experiences in historical storytelling by Stonewood Design

Ken Yeang: “Ecologist First, Architect Second”

Ken Yeang: “Ecologist First, Architect Second”

Being a pioneer who has always worked on theory and practice in ecological design

Toyo Ito: From Lack of Interest in Architecture to Becoming an Influential Figure

Toyo Ito: From Lack of Interest in Architecture to Becoming an Influential Figure

At that time, he never dreamed of becoming an architect

Maggie's Centre Barts: The Role of Architecture in the Physical and Emotional Healing Process

Maggie's Centre Barts: The Role of Architecture in the Physical and Emotional Healing Process

Steven Holl Architects brings the ambiance to life through a colored glass facade

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Reflecting and Remembering through “Making A Stand” Timber Installation

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