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Pass-Through Windows: Inspiring the Design of Easy-Open Spaces

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Cortesia de Western Window Systems The desire for fluid integration between spaces has become increasingly relevant in contemporary architecture. This is achieved through architectural elements such as large windows and doors, which dissolve barriers through the simple action of opening and closing.

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Redrawing Boundaries: The Three Principles of Minimalist Windows

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This condition prompted the creation of architectural designs that not only integrated windows as functional elements but also as compositional. Thanks to technological innovations, windows with slender framings and wider openings were achieved, as exemplified in works such as Villa Savoye and Farnsworth House. Read more ยป

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Foster + Partners reveals Seoul โ€˜live-workโ€™ tower with bay window facade

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Foster + Partners has unveiled its design for a new high-rise “live-work” building in Seoul , South Korea. ” Image credit: Foster + Partners The scheme includes twelve whole-floor units with personalized spaces for working and entertaining as well as private rooms for relaxation. Image credit:

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Eight living spaces with industrial Crittal-style windows

Deezen

Industrial-looking living spaces with Crittal-style windows and doors are the focus of this lookbook , which includes an apartment in Israel and a rural Chinese house. Crittal-style windows and doors are characterised by their gridded metal frames, traditionally made of steel with a bold black finish.

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Revisiting Skyscraper Design: The Benefits of Responsive Facades and Passive Designs

ArchDaily

Image ยฉ Stephen Bridger via Shutterstock Our contemporary society has been witnessing a surge in skyscraper construction in urban centers worldwide for various reasonsโ€”including engineering advancements, increased urban density , space constraints, and, arguably, a competitive drive for building the tallest structures. Read more ยป

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CAN relinks Verdant House with garden using statement green window

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Architectural studio CAN has extended a terraced London house with a palette of wood and hemp and a large curved window that aims to redraw its connection to the garden. Verdant House's centrepiece is its sweeping curved glass window looking out to the garden, which references a Victorian shop front.

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Ublo window by Ublo

Deezen

Dezeen Showroom: large areas of fixed glazing can be opened to allow for ventilation with the Ublo window , created by Korean start-up Ublo. The Ublo window is a small, circular aperture similar to a porthole that can be cut into unopenable glazing and covered with a lid. The post Ublo window by Ublo appeared first on Dezeen.

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