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Aotu Architecture Office

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58 projects

Sandy

AFUQ|Integrated Astronomical Center

More than a research center, AFUQ is an architectural journey from curiosity to discovery. Integrating science, education, culture, and immersive experiences, the project transforms humanity's fascination with the universe into a sequence of interconnected spaces that inspire exploration, learning, and innovation.

Jayesh

Lakhani Villa

The villa's robust structure, characterized by beige and white sandstone and exposed concrete, is softened by expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor spaces. Key features include a dramatic entrance with a sweeping canopy, a linear wall that artfully conceals the garden, and a double-height passage.

nancy and Laura

ADAPTATIVE ARCHITECTURE

Bangladesh, vulnerable to climate change, faces severe impacts from sea level rise and extreme weather, causing mass migrations to Dhaka and overcrowded slums like Korail. A proposed solution is a market as a public space for community resilience, using adaptive, modular design and modern technologies to transform water from a vulnerability into a resource.

Sajad ali and 3 others

THE LU

Blurring the lines between tradition and modern innovation, 'The Lu' converges in a tapestry of nature, architecture and sustainability with profound balance and connection.

Michal

TEDZUKURI Traditional Japanese Craft center

Design for a Centre for Traditional Japanese Crafts in the city of Akita, Japan. A concept for an open exhibition and creative space to cultivate local handicraft traditions related to Kawatsura, Kabazaiku and Odtat Magewappa products.

Ekaterina and Nikolai

Craft Center for Traditional Japanese Arts. Akita

The cultural center of traditional Japanese arts is a small town of craftsmen and artists, a so-called "The town under mushroom hats". This town consists from separate building that are of the same scale as the surrounded building of Akita.

Lisa

Craft Center of Traditional Japanese Art

The concept of the building is made of a historical bottom and a ductile top. The bottom part is a rectangular structure, inspired after most Japanese monasteries, while the top of the building is designed to look like a writhing snake. Is the projected separated from the city by a moat.

Sonal

CO - DESIGN, MILAN

This project is a representation of the modern aesthetic in which it is built in and also a culmination of it local context , local surrounding and history which brings together in which it is situated.

Justyn and 2 others

Eco Favelas

We chose Sao Paulo as the location for our project. By distributing the individual functions inside the form, we wanted to show how a vertical city could look like. In the spirit of sustainable development, we propose several solutions: kinetic floors, rainwater, quantum glass, aquaphonica.

UNI

Gensler's Design

We believe that design should be about more than just how something looks. It should also be about how it functions.

Kacper

TINTIM ATRAE

Project is about rethinkig using raw material such as earth. The building is design to be house for 30 families with a low cost material. New technology - earth 3D printing let the project to be affordable and unique for context of northern Ghana.

Ikra and Dila

MUTUAL

Every individual is looking for the status of belonging in the space they are in. We look for the mutual relationship between tree and human. We have designed niches where each individual can feel belonging and transform. Together with the programs taking place in the school and the collective spaces, we have created individual niches that feed each other.