next architects opts for reflective stainless steel to enhance the mirroring effect, immersing visitors in visual illusion.

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the hipstool series playfully captures the patterns and indentations left on fabric seats in metal.

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bilgin architects designs a luminous control building amidst a vast field of solar panels in turkey.

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milanese studio giò forma builds 'design space AlUla' as a luminous, permanent gallery in the saudi arabian world heritage site.

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its sculptural form allows for the placement of objects on the extended tail of the symbol, prompting interactivity with our surroundings.

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designed to blend as a dark shadow within the landscape, wendell burnette architects' telescope house extends towards iconic cathedral rock.

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armed with a beer belly and purposeful imperfections, bo is ‘rough around the edges’ and ready to gnaw open any bottle with his teeth.

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perched atop a mountainous terrain, the pavilion boasts a lightweight roof supported by concrete and metal framework.

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'dystopian ottomans' are crafted from only stainless steel, cut and bent to perfection without waste in a process inspired by japanese joinery.

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the pavilion inspired by the complexities of folded protein molecules is conceived to be installed at major science centers as an art/science exhibit.

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