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GNIZDO HOUSE by MAKHNO Studio

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GNIZDO HOUSE epitomizes the perfect blend of nature, tradition, and modern architecture, offering a unique space where the walls contribute to healing. From environmentally friendly materials to innovative architectural solutions, every detail has been carefully considered.

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Tadao Ando's Naoshima New Museum of Art to open in early 2025

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Image rendering courtesy Tadao Ando The project was meant to showcase both a new permanent collection and rotating exhibitions of art from Asia, adding four galleries and a ground-level café to the location whose entry sequence draws out further connections between the space, land, and people of the island.

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30 Japanese Homes that Use Metal for Interior Accents

ArchDaily

Though traditional materials like wood , paper , and bamboo continue to hold significance, modern Japanese interiors also often feature a fusion of glass , steel , concrete , and metals. Read more »

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The top 10 material innovations of 2024

Deezen

The realities of climate change have driven another big year in material innovation in 2024. The idea is that the plastic-water mixture is tipped down the sink or toilet so it can finish decomposing in the sewage system a readily accessible watery composting facility.

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America's first 3D printed fire-resistant ADU concept is under construction in Southern California

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A new 3D printed ADU prototype made of concrete and other fire-resistant materials is under construction as part of a demonstration taking place this month in Walnut, California. Construction takes only 20 days from the start of the printing process to finish after the foundation has been laid. The design works by eliminating any.

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Locus uses recycled materials for Mexico City restaurant interior

Deezen

Mexican design studio Locus has utilised 50 per cent recycled materials for the interiors of a Singaporean restaurant in Mexico City. Combining the varied flavours of Southeast Asia typical of Singapore's cuisine, Makan serves customers within an industrial-style space in the Centro district of the Mexican capital.

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Jolie creates temporary restaurant with "aesthetic and sensory" materials in Frankfurt

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Interior design studio Jolie has completed The Nest restaurant with lime-wash walls and natural materials that is designed to be relocated in five years time. Lime-wash walls and natural materials decorate the space The restaurant has a bright dining area lined with wooden tables and chairs fronted by full-height glazing.

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