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AB Concept – crafting the public spaces within Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou

Hotel Designs

The hotels design is a modern interpretation of classic Chinese aesthetics, featuring high ceilings, abundant natural light and panoramic views, and with AB Concept has continued this narrative with meticulously crafted public and dining areas. Who is AB Concept?

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Architecture Collaborations: What are Public-Private-Partnerships?

ArchDaily

But what exactly are PPPs, and how do they function in the built environment? This article explores the concept of PPPs, providing examples from across the globe to illustrate how these partnerships are shaping the future of urban spaces, sometimes beyond commercial gains.

Finances 290
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A Serene Spa in the South of France and a Music Theater Expansion in Norway: 10 Unbuilt Projects by Established Firms

ArchDaily

These designs often respond to complex challenges such as sustainability, urbanization, and cultural preservation, reflecting architects' efforts to navigate and contribute meaningfully to the built environment. Read more »

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Open Design Language in Open-Kitchen Restaurants

ArchDaily

But this concept for designing open, transparent hospitality environments at least serves customers with honesty, because although the freshest ingredients and cordon bleu techniques are nowhere to be seen, neither is the grease and grime formerly associated with the category of eatery. Read more »

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NB1 Residential Nordbahnhof by querkraft

Archinect

Three towers – one 30m and two 35m high - rise from a planted base that spirals up to the fifth floor like a cascading green ribbon.

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Commercial Setbacks Code Amendment

SW Oregon Architect

The Eugene City Council meets tomorrow (Monday, July 19) at 5:30 PM to conduct a hearing on the topic of a proposed amendment to Commercial Setback requirements in the Eugene Code. Regardless, actively specifying the shape of development—as opposed to doing nothing at all—is necessary if we want the right outcome for our built environment.

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Clay Pot Bio-Acoustic Plant Walls: How CSI Creative Allows Architects to Build With Nature

Architizer

This approach creates a harmonious blend of color, texture and functionality within built environments. From Disney parks to La Guardia Airport to luxury retail environments, our track record of complex installations demonstrates an unmatched ability to merge acoustic performance with sophisticated biophilic design at any scale.

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