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aasarchitecture
JUNE 17, 2024
The landscape design not only enriches the overall natural environment but also creates space for everyone visiting. The construction begins next year and is expected to be completed by 2026. Floating planters are introduced to create a wetland corridor in the river to improve biodiversity and the microclimate on the bridge.
Deezen
JUNE 18, 2024
The structures were designed to offer a connection to the rolling terrain The third structure will hold a tasting room and is slated to open in 2026. All of the structures are designed to offer a connection to the rolling terrain striped with grape vines.
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Deezen
AUGUST 15, 2024
ZGF worked with landscape architecture studio Place on the plantings ZGF Architects also said that the wood used for the engineered timber roof was sourced within a 300-mile (482 kilometres) radius of the airport, emphasising the importance of local supply chains in mass timber production. metres) – and 5,000 plants.
aasarchitecture
JUNE 3, 2024
This 18-storey rack filled with greenery, housing units and shops is a result of collaboration between MVRDV, landscape architect Alice Tricon and developer OGIC, aiming to create a biodiverse haven challenging traditional apartment living.
aasarchitecture
NOVEMBER 30, 2023
This 18-storey rack filled with greenery, housing units and shops is a result of collaboration between MVRDV, landscape architect Alice Tricon and developer OGIC, aiming to create a biodiverse haven challenging traditional apartment living.
aasarchitecture
JANUARY 22, 2024
Photo © Likeness Studio The 12,620-square-foot winery complex consists of three buildings: a 6,972-square-foot Fermentation Building and Barrel Aging and a 2,170-square-foot Case Good Storage area, plus a second phase hospitality building that should be complete by 2026.
Deezen
APRIL 11, 2024
Pedestrian pathways provide connections and embedded plazas to landmarks like the Texas History Museum and the University of Texas at Austin Blanton Art Museum , stitching together an easily navigable urban fabric for visitors and "fostering unity between Austin's past and present and enriching the city's cultural landscape." & Elec.
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