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Seismic Safety: Architectural Innovations in Earthquake Zones

Architizer

Each of the follow projects represent recent work built in earthquake zones, showcasing the ingenuity and dedication of architects who are pushing boundaries in seismic design. The post Seismic Safety: Architectural Innovations in Earthquake Zones appeared first on Journal. Architects: Want to have your project featured?

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‘Treehouse’ concept by LAND Suisse and Campana Herrmann Pisoni wins competition for Swiss campus overhaul

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The scheme also aims to establish a “Connected Campus” and a “Structured Campus,” creating an environment with biodiversity islands, recreational zones, and cultural event spaces. The design process emphasized sustai.

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Wildfires, Climate Change, and the Architecture of Resilience

SW Oregon Architect

Zoning regulations should consider the natural landscape and the potential for wildfires. Creating buffer zones, maintaining vegetation, and ensuring adequate access for firefighting equipment are crucial steps in mitigating the impact of wildfires on urban areas.

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Sou Fujimoto reveals construction progress at Expo 2025 Osaka site

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According to the event organisers, the structure is intended to serve as a symbol of unity between the 161 participating countries. It will also serve as the event's main circulation route, a visitor shelter and an observation deck.

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croton-on-hudson residence by Elemental Architecture

Archinect

The main block and pavilion can come together to host larger events, but when not in use, the pavilion is untreated, acting as a buffer or direct solar collector. The property boasts sustainable features such as efficient zoned radiant heating, direct solar gain, minimal waste in construction, low-impact materials, and basic finishes.

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OMA’s first Tokyo tower takes a step closer to completion

Archinect

Part of the wider Toranomon Hills development, the mixed-use tower will reach 873 feet in height, and will hold offices, commercial spaces, hotels, and an interactive events facility named TOKYO NODE. Image credit: OMA NY / Mori Building Co., ” Image credit: OMA NY / Mori Building Co.,

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All(zone) chosen to design MPavilion 2022 in Melbourne

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Bangkok architecture studio All(zone) has been revealed as the next practice to design Melbourne's MPavilion , an annual architecture commission similar to London's Serpentine Pavilion. Bangkok-based architecture studio All(zone) will become the ninth designer of the pavilion.

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