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Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC), Urban Sciences Lab (USL) : Isabel Lima, Mathilde Marengo & Laura Guimarães
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RÉCIPROCITÉ, A PAVILION FOR THE FUTURE A project in collaboration with the FAVQuatorze Association
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RÉCIPROCITÉ, A PAVILION FOR THE FUTUREA project in collaboration with the FAVQuatorze Association
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RÉCIPROCITÉ, A PAVILION FOR THE FUTUREA project in collaboration with the FAVQuatorze Association
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
Min Design
China Basin Park Restroom: The entrance is made highly visible through lighting, materials and visual cues, along with concrete pavers that create continuity from the sidewalk into the well-lit space.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
Min Design
China Basin Park Restroom: The design strategically positioned the restrooms beneath SCAPE's elevated landscape, offering easy accessibility from the Bay Trail and beachfront.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
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China Basin Park Restroom: Seven single stalls are enclosed by gray phenolic partitions and wash stations mount onto a soft green ceramic Fireclay tile wall.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
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China Basin Park Restroom: The wood-clad exterior is tucked into the landscape while remaining accessible to all.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
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China Basin Park Restroom: The facilities are gender-neutral to set a new standard for inclusivity in public amenities.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
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China Basin Park Restroom: A wide opening reduces feelings of isolation and entrapment.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
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Section Perspective Rendering for the China Basin Park Restroom
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
Min Design
Aerial View of Mission Rock and China Basin Park: The new five-acre waterfront park is located within the new Mission Rock development, between Mission Bay and Dogpatch, along The City’s southern bay shoreline.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
Min Design
Aerial View of China Basin Park: Min Design's wood-clad structure is tucked under the landscape, limiting its visual impact, while its entrance is made highly visible through lighting, materials, and visual cues.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
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The Garden Party: The landscape and planting design are integral to the pavilion's aesthetic. The pavilion creatively uses two existing trees as a living canopy, which will grow to cover the structure over time.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
Min Design
The Garden Party: The fabrication of the rail was custom-made with unique arcs and turns, adding to the craftsmanship and intricacy of the pavilion.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
Min Design
The Garden Party: The design fosters pedestrian interaction through its geometry and visually open language.
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Min Design Activates Urban Life Through Thoughtful and Playful Designs
Min Design
The Garden Party: External built-in shelves act as resting places for pedestrians along the paseo.
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ANX Crafts Rhythmic Urban Form and Street-Level Vitality in Las Vegas Project
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SOUTHWEST VIEW
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SOUTHEAST VIEW
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WEST VIEW
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ANX Crafts Rhythmic Urban Form and Street-Level Vitality in Las Vegas Project
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EXTERIOR DETAIL
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EAST VIEW
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ANX Crafts Rhythmic Urban Form and Street-Level Vitality in Las Vegas Project
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SITE PLAN
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DIAGRAM
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ANX Crafts Rhythmic Urban Form and Street-Level Vitality in Las Vegas Project
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EAST ELEVATION
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ANX Crafts Rhythmic Urban Form and Street-Level Vitality in Las Vegas Project
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WEST ELEVATION
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ANX Crafts Rhythmic Urban Form and Street-Level Vitality in Las Vegas Project
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SOUTH TOWER, SOUTH ELEVATION
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ANX Crafts Rhythmic Urban Form and Street-Level Vitality in Las Vegas Project
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NORTH TOWER, NORTH ELEVATION
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NORTH TOWER, SOUTH ELEVATION
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