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Blending Architecture and Nature: The Hay Equestrian Center & Eatery

Bruna Fernandes / 55 years
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Architectkidd recently unveiled their latest project, The Hay Equestrian Center & Eatery, located on the outskirts of Bangkok. The design, conceived with both horses and people in mind, serves as a hub for equestrian activities and therapeutic programs aimed at restoring the health of children and patients. Inspired by Nature Drawing inspiration from the movement […]

Reinventing Tradition: The Club Stand at Flemington Racecourse

Bruna Fernandes / 55 years
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Bates Smart undertook the challenge of designing the new Club Stand at Flemington Racecourse in response to the brief from the Victoria Racing Club (VRC). The goal was to create a symbolic structure that not only pays homage to the club’s rich heritage but also transforms the race day experience for the future. The team […]

Redefining Tennis Experience: Tennis Club in Strasbourg

Bruna Fernandes / 55 years
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Paul Le Quernec has envisioned a new tennis hall building in Strasbourg, featuring three covered tennis courts and a modern clubhouse comprising changing rooms, a fitness facility, office space, and a restaurant with a bar and expansive covered terrace. Dynamic Design Inspired by Tennis The design of this tennis club draws direct inspiration from the […]

Revitalizing Västberga: Telefonplanshall Sports Hall

Bruna Fernandes / 55 years
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In the Västberga district, a new sports hall has emerged to replace the inadequate facilities at Västberga School, situated adjacent to the sports grounds. The previous small hall, equipped with only two changing rooms, fell short in meeting accessibility standards and accommodating the frequency of usage. Integrating with the Surroundings AIX Arkitekter prioritized the hall’s […]

Reimagining Warsaw’s Public Space: TARAS Skatepark

Bruna Fernandes / 55 years
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In the three decades since the collapse of communism, Warsaw’s hyper-centre has undergone rapid transformation, with corporate architectures dominating the skyline. However, public spaces have remained largely unchanged, retaining their monumental scale and socialist character. Recently, a series of public investments has aimed to revitalize the city center, presenting an opportunity to activate and inhabit […]

Redefining Urban Recreation: StreetDome

Riku Yamaguchi / 55 years
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CEBRA and Glifberg+Lykke, Danish architecture and design firms, have collaborated to create StreetDome, a multifaceted park and cultural center for street sports located on the harbor front of Haderslev in southern Denmark. This expansive urban landscape spans 4,500 square meters and offers a diverse range of recreational activities, including a skate park, street basketball, parkour, […]

Introduction to Huemules Border Complex

Riku Yamaguchi / 55 years
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Situated in Balmaceda, Chile, near the Argentine border, the Huemules Complex serves as a pivotal point connecting Chile and the trans-Andean region. It houses various public agencies from both countries responsible for regulating the flow of people and vehicles crossing the border. Nestled in the vast, uninhabited terrain of the Andean Patagonia steppe, the architecture […]

Renovation of Vila-Seca Municipal Sports Pavilion: A Modern Transformation

Riku Yamaguchi / 55 years
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The Municipal Sports Pavilion in Vila-Seca, originally constructed in 1986, underwent minor improvements over the years until the need arose for significant renovations. With the opportunity to host Greco-Roman wrestling during the Mediterranean Games 2018 in Tarragona, internal reforms became imperative. Expansion and Modernization The renovation project aimed not only to enhance the interior but […]

Parliament of Victoria Members’ Annexe: Enhancing Accommodation and Heritage Integration

Riku Yamaguchi / 55 years
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The Parliament of Victoria Members’ Annexe, designed by Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design, addresses the pressing need for office space for 102 members of parliament and their support staff. This new building marks a significant milestone, resolving a longstanding issue of inadequate and makeshift offices for parliament members, alongside failed attempts to extend Parliament […]

The Sky Clubhouse: Blending Indoor and Outdoor Spaces

Riku Yamaguchi / 55 years
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The Sky Clubhouse, situated in the suburbs of Bangkok, Thailand, serves as a functional facility for a private residential project. Comprising a small gym on the upper level, along with interior living spaces and outdoor areas for diverse activities, this project aims to maximize functionality within a limited space. Design Concept: Integrating Spaces The primary […]

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Blending Architecture and Nature: The Hay Equestrian Center & Eatery

Reinventing Tradition: The Club Stand at Flemington Racecourse

Redefining Tennis Experience: Tennis Club in Strasbourg

Revitalizing Västberga: Telefonplanshall Sports Hall

Reimagining Warsaw’s Public Space: TARAS Skatepark

Redefining Urban Recreation: StreetDome

Introduction to Huemules Border Complex

Renovation of Vila-Seca Municipal Sports Pavilion: A Modern Transformation

Parliament of Victoria Members’ Annexe: Enhancing Accommodation and Heritage Integration

The Sky Clubhouse: Blending Indoor and Outdoor Spaces

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Chick-fil-A’s Antibiotic-Free Chicken Policy.