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Grass House by BLDUS

Archinect

Utilizing natural, traditional building materials processed with simple but modern techniques, the Grass House proposes a contextual and healthy alternative to standard stick-frame construction.

Housing 130
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How a Diverse Portfolio of Architectural Projects Unlocks the Wisdom of Travel

Architizer

Designing for clients from diverse cultural backgrounds or creating spaces in vastly different environments requires an architect to step outside their comfort zone and approach each project with fresh eyes. Architecture, when approached with a similar openness, offers the same rewards. Take, for instance, the use of local materials.

Project 106
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Maximizing Natural Light in New Construction and Additions

Santa Cruz Architect

This article explores techniques for optimizing natural light, from architectural layout and window placement to advanced glazing solutions, with a focus on sustainable and aesthetic benefits for new residential projects and home additions. Bedrooms, storage, and utility areas can occupy spaces that receive less direct light.

Nature 91
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Eugene/Architecture/Alphabet: O

SW Oregon Architect

USS West Mahomet in "dazzle" camouflage, circa 1918 (photo from the Naval History & Heritage Command, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons) Olive Plaza is otherwise most notable as an example of a multistory building that utilizes the lift-slab type of structural system.

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Feel the Burn: 6 Strategically Scorched Buildings That Celebrate Shou Sugi Ban

Architizer

Shou sugi ban, originally known as yakisugi, is an ancient wood-burning technique developed in Japan centuries ago. Prized for its dual protective and aesthetic qualities, this time-honored material treatment is now utilized all over the world. Here, materials and techniques of the past intermingle in an exciting new iteration.

Building 127
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Effective Techniques to Keep Your Conservatory Cool This Summer

Architecture Ideas

It’s important to get proper circulation in the room to release the hot air that otherwise gets trapped in it, leading to the zone getting hot. Plus, don’t forget to utilize some well-made blinds in your conservatory to block out heat, especially during the warmest times of the day.

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DOXS NKLN by GRAFT

aasarchitecture

This zone is intended to house small-scale manufacturers, gastronomy, cultural facilities, and a daycare center – uses that require a vibrant outdoor area. For instance, to save energy, resources, and time, construction will be carried out using modular techniques.