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Bostanlı Footbridge & Sunset Lounge A Blend of Urban Architecture and Natural Setting

Bostanlı Footbridge and Bostanlı Sunset Lounge, designed by Studio Evren Başbuğ Architects, are integral parts of the ‘Karşıkıyı’ concept within the ‘İzmirSea’ coastal regeneration project. These architectural interventions, located in close proximity to each other, have transformed the area where Bostanlı Creek meets the bay into a new, integrated coastal attraction. Since its opening in […]

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Enhancing Urban Connectivity: The Longgang Core Area Overpasses

In Shenzhen, China, the Longgang district stands as a focal point for innovative urban planning and design. The Longgang Core Area Overpasses project, spearheaded by FCHA, represents a pioneering initiative in urban connectivity and pedestrian infrastructure. Here’s an overview of this transformative endeavor: Project Overview The Longgang Core Area Overpasses project is a pivotal component […]

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Kings Langley Cricket Club and Amenities: A Fusion of Functionality and Sculptural Design

Situated in Kings Langley, NSW 2147, Australia, the Kings Langley Cricket Club and Amenities project by Eoghan Lewis Architects stands as a testament to innovative sports architecture that seamlessly integrates functionality with sculptural design elements. Project Overview Commissioned by the Blacktown City Council, the project aimed to create a robust cricket club and amenities building […]

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Jardín de Sombras: Transforming Desert Urban Spaces

In Mexico’s arid landscape, the project “Jardín de Sombras: Public Space as Infrastructure for Cities in the Desert” stands as a testament to innovative urban design and resilience. Led by architects Gabriel Azuara Pellicer, Julián Arroyo, ORU-Oficina de Resiliencia Urbana, and Virens, this endeavor redefines public space to address critical socio-environmental challenges. Context and Objectives […]

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Transforming a Hotspot: The House of the Pink Spot

In Drieziek, South Africa, architect Frankie Pappas embarked on a transformative project aimed at reclaiming a space plagued by gender-based violence (GBV) and crime. Partnering with Amnesty International South Africa, the endeavor sought to turn a dark and desolate corner into a beacon of hope and community engagement. Context and Challenge The chosen site, identified […]

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