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Shaping Space with Curves: Exploring the Architectural Fluidity of 4 Modern Airport Projects in South and East Asia

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© Hufton + Crow | Beijing Daxing International Airport / Zaha Hadid Architects Modern airports have increasingly become symbols of architectural innovation, moving beyond their primary function as transportation hubs to become significant landmarks. Read more »

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The Nubian Vault: Applying Old Construction Techniques to Modern Building Problems

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Visual representation on y = a cosh(x/a). The shape naturally directs the weight downwards to the base, meaning no need for buttressing. Part of the brilliance of the Nubian vault lies in its natural response to the harsh desert climate. Diagram provided by author. The vaults offer an affordable, climate-responsive solution.

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Cutting-Edge Craft: 8 Times CNC Technology Redefined Modern Wooden Architecture

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Its delicate framework, combined with glass walls, creates a sense of openness, reconnecting visitors with the citys natural and historical landscape. Cut in Italy and assembled by hand in Qatar, the pieces were encoded with visual markers to guide their placementlike a massive three-dimensional puzzle.

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Skylab Architecture teams up with Steel Hut to design modern ready-to-build and climate resistant dwellings

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The interior of the homes are characterized as ultra-modern and warm. They have an impressive visual scale relative to their size. And being able to support people’s desire to live in nature is too important to miss,” said Susan Barnes, Principal at Skylab. Steel Hut’s "Jackrabbit Loft" model.

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Wagoya Mid-Century Modern Home by Alloi Architecture + Construction

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Wagoya House: A Mid-Century Modern Masterpiece in Los Angeles Welcome to Wagoya House, a stunning architectural marvel nestled in the heart of Los Angeles. This unique residence is a testament to the seamless fusion of natural materials, contemporary design, and a deep appreciation for the mid-century modern aesthetic.

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Playing with Translucency and Transparency: Balancing Natural Lighting with High-Performance Panels

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© James Steinkamp The question, "How can we control natural light in interior spaces?" Unregulated direct sunlight can cause discomfort such as visual strain and undesirable heat gains. Some design solutions include installing shading devices, planning spatial orientation, and building forms for indirect natural light.

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Unleashing the Beauty of Nature and Transforming Interior Spaces

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Through clean lines and smooth plans, the project stands out as a landmark of modernism. With coatings of onyx, travertine marble, and green marble, the surfaces of the walls acquire a reflective quality and become major focal points of the spaces, engaging visitors in a visually captivating experience. Read more »

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