conceived as a ‘living body’, the scheme features a series of stacked elements rendered in white, with square apertures punched into its façade.
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conceived as a ‘living body’, the scheme features a series of stacked elements rendered in white, with square apertures punched into its façade.
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conceived as a ‘living body’, the scheme features a series of stacked elements rendered in white, with square apertures punched into its façade.
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The World Architecture Festival has announced the winner of the their inaugural Architecture Drawing Prize, established to recognize the “continuing importance of hand drawing, whilst also embracing the creative use of digitally produced renderings.”
In 2011, Natura, a Brazilian multinational company of cosmetics and beauty products, promoted an architectural competition on invitation to its new administrative headquarters in São Paulo. The project chosen among nine participating teams is located on the borders of Via Anhanguera, one kilometer from Marginal Tietê. Built next to the company's distribution center, it occupies a plot with dense vegetation of approximately 112,000 square meters. With an area of 29,700 m², its program includes corporate spaces for 1,600 employees, as well as support areas, services and utilities.
Hexagonal pods interlock like honeycomb to form the King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Centre, built by Zaha Hadid Architects in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh. The huge building was designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects to provide facilities for researchers investigating the transition towards more sustainable power sources in one of the most oil-rich countries in the world. With a mission
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