officina82's renovation involved reinforcing the masonry, replacing the roof, and adding new mezzanine with expansive dormer windows.

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crafted entirely in french workshops, lumipod's minimalist design features a unique 120° reversible curved window.

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the design concept by atelierm emphasizes topographical integration, shaping a three-level garden.

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kengo kuma & associates' memorial hall at japan's historic aoi aso shrine mimics a thatched roof with a modern timber assembly.

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for the walls, sher maker utilizes locally sourced shorea wood, creating blinds that provide a subtle division while allowing unobstructed views.

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lush bamboo plantation grows out of the facade composed of concrete blocks and wood panels by platform 21 architecture.

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mackay-lyons sweetapple shapes its mountain home at 9,000 feet above sea level as an elongated, extruded ellipse.

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the mountain bivouac sits at almost 3,000 meters and follows the analysis of sun exposure and wind directions.

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de livron creates a model where locally available resources and rudimentary tools can craft customizable wheelchairs, suiting a diverse global needs.

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an elongated pool, perpendicular to the linear house, cantilevers over nine meters, aligning with the sea horizon.

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