London Wall Place: Building on history
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The blue ceramic flows into 2 London Wall Place to form the ribs of the reception ceiling
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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The walkways include four bridges
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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The varied levels are conceived as a continuous three-dimensional landscape, providing pedestrian connection
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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The walkway network now has a material palette of weathering steel and Iroko timber
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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Vertical rectilinear bands of GRC hide the services and elevators and have defined, sharp edges
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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There are 780m2 of green walls across the site
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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The water feature adds reflections and an acoustic element to the scheme
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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The landscaping is designed as a series of pocket parks
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Spacehub Design
London Wall Place: Building on history
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Lower ground floor plan
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London Wall Place: Building on history
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Location plan
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
The Oasia Hotel Downtown clearly stands out in the sea of buildings of Singapore. The sustainably designed building, planned by the reputable WOHA office, impresses with its unconventional, upbeat symbiosis of architecture and nature, as well as the connection between inside and outside.
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
The red aluminium mesh will in time be covered by 21 different climbing plants and vines to form a sort of “vertical urban garden”.
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
Water areas and pools play a fundamental role, for example on the 21st floor. There they act as stylish frames for the lounge club of the hotel and boast magnificent interior or exterior views.
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
Patricia Urquiola’s renowned studio is responsible for the interior design of the Oasia Hotel. On the 21st floor, she used swimming pool ceramics from the ChromaPlural system by the German brand Agrob Buchtal. The open and closed areas of the building give rise to appealing interplays of shadow and light depending on the position of the sun and time of day.
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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