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Architecture Magazine

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59 projects

Begum and 2 others

FLOW

"Flow" is a holistic wellness center that spatializes well-being through layered volumes and intersecting planes. Rejecting traditional closed rooms, it eliminates forced routes in favor of fluid, non-linear circulation. Strategic galleries dissolve boundaries, allowing users to experience the space freely at their own rhythm while staying connected.

Alicja

Kreatorium - Student Library Project in Wrocław

The main goal of the project was to create a modern library space primarily dedicated to students and the local community. It is intended to serve as a place for meetings, collaborative work, and study. The name of the facility, “Kreatorium,” suggests that the space is an environment that stimulates imagination and supports the generation of new ideas.

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.

Light Cycle ——Smart Building for the Elderly

"Light Cycle -- Smart Building for the Elderly" uses advanced technology to meet the diverse needs of elderly residents, offering comprehensive assistance. The building's floors rotate at different angles to maximize natural light, improving residents' well-being.

Anna

Arch Hub Restaurant

Restaurant project in Palo Alto

hyunsoo and 2 others

FORUM 9.1

As you can see from the title FORUM 9.1, the concept of this project is a forum rebuilt in Milan. The forum served as a corridor for citizens in Roman times in the past and contains various programs in the city, including commerce, socializing, and plazas. 9.1 represents the longitude of Milan. We also propose a symbolic number of 9.1 by adding nine programs

Mahsa and 2 others

Tying up the nature with the human

Keeping the nature beside every human and elevate the user’s mood and efficiency and keep them inexhaustible.

Mahsa and 2 others

Tying up the nature with human

Keeping the nature beside every human and elevate the user’s mood and efficiency and keep them inexhaustible.

Maciej and Agata

Car Park Pavilion

We wanted to obtain a simple, functional block, which will be universal, at the same time its form will also refer to Japanese architecture, because we believe that these features can harmonise and intertwine.

seoyoung and hyunju

THINK CLOUD

The 'Think Cloud Library' serves as an instant think cloud that accepts, stores, and shares people's thoughts. Various bookshelves suitable for each program float in a square frame, creating a light landscape.

Michael and 2 others

EMERGENT / The Picturesque Evolved

The intent of this design is to create meaningful connections amongst site, program and reality of program and everyday life/discovery and create new biophilic form design that isn’t dependent upon site build components or major disturbances that then need to be “grown back” to meet the definition of a blurred boundary.