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

Archinect

The landscape redesign, centered around the existing middle school, double gymnasium, and swimming pool, introduces 100,000 square feet of green spaces, 196 new trees, and sustainable water management features, including green roofs and rain gardens. The design process emphasized sustai.

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Wildfires, Climate Change, and the Architecture of Resilience

SW Oregon Architect

Fires have raced through the landscape, reducing homes, businesses, and irreplaceable landmarks to ashes. Our wildfires likewise threatened homes (or destroyed them outright) and rendered familiar landscapes unrecognizable. Zoning regulations should consider the natural landscape and the potential for wildfires.

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Terraforming the Future: 6 Examples of Architects Literally Reshaping the Earth

Architizer

The two mountains, apart from being artificial landscapes, were also hollowed out, housing a carpark within their cavernous interior and acting as a true project of terraforming. In fact, apart from its spatial benefits, landscape structures also offer thermal insulation and reduce the urban heat island effect.

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KPF's Tower 36: Approval for Miami's High-Rise Building

ArchDaily

Emphasizing occupant well-being, the tower is designed by integrating the surrounding landscape and increasing access to outdoor areas. The tower serves as the northern entryway to Miami’s high-rise zone, at the intersection of Biscayne Boulevard and 36th Street. Read more »

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Piers Taylor completes "low-key" rural retreat in Greek countryside

Deezen

Piers Taylor has created House in an Olive Grove "I feel deeply connected to this place, the people, the culture and the landscape," said the Invisible Studio founder. I use the campsite metaphor as this landscape encourages a completely different way of being that is very seasonal," Taylor continued.

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Payette creates sculptural Ragon Institute on triangular site in Massachusetts

Deezen

A doughnut-shaped terrace and green roofs covered with sedum are among the standout features of a V-shaped research facility in Cambridge, Massachusetts , designed by local architecture studio Payette. Resilience was a concern for the team, given that the building sits within a 100-year flood zone.

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All(zone) nestles concrete apartment among trees in rural Thailand

Deezen

Architecture studio All(zone) has created Under the Rain Trees, an apartment building with five curved wings nestled under tree canopies on the banks of the River Ping in rural Thailand. Under the Rain Trees was designed by All(zone) to seamlessly fit into the natural landscape without disturbing the existing trees.

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