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The Lap Pool House by ARISTIDES DALLAS ARCHITECTS
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Panagiotis Voumvakis
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US Embassy Guatamala City Guatemala by The Miller Hull Partnership
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Gabe Border
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Shannan Beehive Observation Cabin by Omno Lab
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Shen Gao and Qiwei Jiang
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Aerial view: staggered gables of the new library in the middle of the town
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Schmitz.Reichard GmbH
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
New library of Brühl, Entrance from the Janshof
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Taufik Kenan
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
The listed city hall of Brühl, restored by JSWD
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Aerial photo with Brühl Castle in the backygroundAerial photo with Brühl Castle in the backyground
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Staggered gables of the new library with partially perforated brickwork
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Christa Lachenmaier
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Library room on the top floor
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Reading area in the dormer window
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Jens Kirchner
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Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Large dormer of the library
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
View of the inner courtyard of the library
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Children's library at the reading courtyard
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Christa Lachenmaier
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
New entrance at the pedestrian zone
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Taufik Kenan
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Library dormers and staggered gables with partially perforated brickwork
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Connection of the new library to the listed town hall
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Taufik Kenan
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Historical council chamber
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Christa Lachenmaier
Brühl City Hall and Library
JSWD
Staircase in the listed city hall
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Franco Casaccia / JSWD
Reinventing Montréal 2025-2026: Imagine 150 Louvain Ouest!
Ville de Montréal
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Ville de Montréal
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Reinventing Montréal 2025-2026: Imagine 150 Louvain Ouest!
Ville de Montréal
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Reinventing Montréal 2025-2026: Imagine 150 Louvain Ouest!
Ville de Montréal
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Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Aerial view of the Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center, where a 4-hectare rooftop park crowns a state-of-the-art waste recovery facility.
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Derryck Menere
Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Winding trail loops through the Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center’s freshly planted 4-hectare rooftop park, offering panoramic views of the urban landscape.
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Beidouxing
Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Spire chimney towers mark the culmination of the waste-to-energy process, rising above the rooftop park.
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Derryck Menere
Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Entrance plaza at the Museum of Waste, featuring “mini-city” volumes integrated into the industrial façade.
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Derryck Menere
Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Visitor drop-off area at the Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center, protected by a translucent ETFE canopy.
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Derryck Menere
Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Industrial lift links the elevated catwalk and the Musem of Waste’s rooftop park.
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Derryck Menere
Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Waste collection vehicles pass through a façade portal into sealed service ramps, minimizing odor emissions.
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Derryck Menere
Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)
Sunlight filters through the perforated façade, designed for airflow to the industrial programs within.
Photo credit:
Derryck Menere
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