Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center Transforms Shanghai's Industrial Legacy into Green Landmark
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Rendering of the plant tour’s incineration and filtration zone, where visitors walk alongside operating turbines and observe emission control systems through glass partitions.
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Muni, by Ivy Studio
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Muni, by Ivy Studio
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Muni, by Ivy Studio
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Muni, by Ivy Studio
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Le Binôme, by Appareil Architecture
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Les Boucaneries, by Atelier Pierre Thibault
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Maison André Benjamin Papineau, by Beaupré Michaud et associés, architectes
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Palissade, Résidence du Lac, by Matière Première
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Peace, by Quinzhee Architecture
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ES24, by Studio Jean Verville Architectes
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ALMA 24, by Maria José Benech and Stephane Asselin
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Rénovation de l'Hôtel de Ville de Montréal, par Beaupré Michaud et Associés, architectes, en collaboration avec MU architecture
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Coopérative milieu de l'île, by Pivot: coopérative d'architecture
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Party of two, by MXMA architecture et design
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Parc culturel de la bibliothèque de Drummondville, par Agence Spatiale
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Parc Elie-Wiesel, par Affleck de la Riva
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Collective Intelligence at the Heart of Adaptation at the Venice Architecture Biennale: Atelier Pierre Thibault and Residents of Île Verte Reinvent the Boucaneries
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Île Verte seen from a helicopter in December 2024. Home to only around fifty permanent residents, Île Verte experiences stark population fluctuations and exists somewhat apart from the rest of Quebec—like a time capsule where daily needs and available resources are uniquely shaped by isolation. In winter, the river’s ice makes ferry access impossible. While an ice bridge once connected the island to the mainland, climate warming has rendered this option unreliable. Today, for nearly five months each year, residents must rely on helicopter transport to shop, visit family, or participate in social life beyond the island. As generations before them once did, Île Verte’s community must continue to find new ways to adapt.
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Collective Intelligence at the Heart of Adaptation at the Venice Architecture Biennale: Atelier Pierre Thibault and Residents of Île Verte Reinvent the Boucaneries
Atelier Pierre Thibault
The architects from Atelier Pierre Thibault—along with intern students from Université Laval—were invited to immerse themselves in the rhythms and realities of Île Verte across the changing seasons. Situated in the Saint Lawrence River, this fourteen-kilometre-long island is defined by its rugged coastline, where rocky beaches are ceaselessly sculpted by by the Nordet winds, its cliffs that open onto the vast estuarial horizon, and its contrasting landscape of pastoral meadows and dense spruce forests.
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