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Built work showcases completed architectural projects where designers have resolved spatial, material, and structural challenges. These projects range from residential to institutional typologies, each demonstrating distinct approaches to construction and site integration.

The community explores how buildings respond to their contexts through material expression, structural systems, and landscape integration. Work here includes adaptive reuse projects, naturally ventilated towers, hillside interventions, and houses that employ raw materials and considered color palettes.

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THE TREE HOUSE

Located in Bolgatanga, Ghana, the Community Housing will not only set a new standard of living conditions in the region but will also provide a source of inspiration by showcasing locally-sound building materials in an innovative and modern way.

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Kyoto Wand Café / Kazuteru Matsumura Architects

A bay-shaped landform formed on the banks of a river, separate from the mainstream. It is called a " WAND (湾処) ". The gentle flow of the river, while maintaining its connection, nurtures a variety of vegetation and forms a rich biotope. For everyone who gathers here, “ 京都湾処 (KYOTOWAND) ” will be a little bit gentle and free between "to here" and "from here".

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publishedBlog4 months ago

WOVEN Architecture Layers a Waterfront Home into a Forested Hillside on Saanich Inlet

A 6,500-square-foot residence in Willis Point, BC nestles into steep terrain, trading spectacle for a quiet calibration of wood, earth, and water.

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Plugin Housing

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publishedBlog4 months ago

Esquissos Splits a Sintra Hillside into Three Houses That Disappear into Their Landscape

Three isolated white gabled volumes in Sintra, Portugal step down a slope, using concrete terraces and timber to blur the line between house and garden.

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Housing Block

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publishedBlog6 months ago