the design is based on erratic blocks in a green landscape.
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at the venice architecture biennale, the four projects showcase highly differentiated, innovative solutions to sustainable development.
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kazuyo sejima + ryue nishizawa /SANAA respond to the venice biennale theme of freespace with guruguru, a transparent circular installation that lets visitors perceive space in different ways.
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the project is presented as part of the pavilion of china ‘building a future countryside’ exhibition during the venice architecture biennale.
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curated by sally below and prof. dr. georg vrachliotis , sleeping beauty focuses on frei otto’s multihalle and its experimental history, as well as its upcoming future.
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the protective roof is designed for a drinking water company in a natural reserve with old protected trees where no machinery is allowed.
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‘no more free space?’ explores how, in spite of lack of free space, singapore-based architects and urban planners find ways to bring free spaces to the city’s everyday life.
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the holy see pavilion invites ten architects including norman foster and eduardo souto de moura to design ten chapels.
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the exhibition explores london’s 1972 brutalist housing estate through archival film, photography and a newly commissioned work by korean artist do ho suh.
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the car park takes its cues from a caravanserai, an inn found in regions of asia and north africa that provides travelers with shelter for the night.
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