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The balancing barn is a cantilevered holiday home created by architects from Living Architecture and Dutch firm MVRDV. It has 7 meters wide with a pitched roof, faces the long straight driveway approach, suggesting a small house with a traditional shape.
View details of the Balancing Barn in Thorington Village,Suffolk
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Renovating an old school building along with its yard into a new public space is what Crystalzoo architect has been completing recently. Located in a small town called Novelda, Spain, the public plaza is built as a hub of social activity in the city. This system comprises in connecting paths that also define soft areas that can adapt dan establish networks with what is going on inside the building.
View details of Urban Planning Architecture in Novelda, Spain
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An esteemed conductor and composer Michael Tilson Thomas founded the New World Symphony (NWS) in 1987 as an orchestral academy for gifted graduates of major music conservatories. Having $75 million endowment from the late Ted Arison, Thomas have chosen Frank Gehry to build the magnificent new NWC building, with 557-car garage, and the 2.5-acre Miami Beach Soundscape Park from which the public can view free simulcasts of concerts projected on part of the center’s facade.
View details of the New World Center in Miami Beach, Florida
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From Vaillo + Irigaray Architecture comes a new lookout point that offers an image derived morphological genesis of his own: a tablet suspended, almost floating on the gentle slope green and offers a gesture of successive concave ribs against the sun.
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The Pachleitner Group is a company that specializes in the design and marketing of spectacles and jewelry. This time, their office building MP09, which is named after the owner of the firm, Michael Pachleitner, was intended as a landmark to the city-entrance of Graz, Austria.
