Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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Ariel view during daytime
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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Ariel view at night
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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The model 01
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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The model 02
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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The model 03
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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The key diagram
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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The top view
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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Key plans
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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Key section
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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Programing diagram
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Hengqin Culture & Art Complex: A Beacon of Growth and a Bastion of Arts and Culture
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WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
1275 Folsom: Formerly a manufacturing facility, the new WDA office is now a 7,200-square foot architecture workshop with an open floor plan, including areas for gathering, working and meeting, wellness and break rooms and a rear deck which connects with the outdoors.
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Matthew Millman
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
1275 Folsom: For its new office located in San Francisco's colorful South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood, WDA gave new life to an industrial building through an adaptive reuse that embodies the architecture and design firm's modern aesthetic and sustainable ethos.
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Matthew Millman
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
1275 Folsom: Sandblasted bowstring trusses, an original building feature, juxtapose with a new statement staircase in black, located across from a tree-anchored central gathering area. In addition to WDA, the project team includes: Evolv (general contractor); Holmes Structures (structural engineer); Interface Engineering (MEP); Rockridge Geotechnical; and Sixteen Five Hundred (lighting consultant).
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Matthew Millman
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
MSG Obscura: William Duff Architects (WDA) transformed an existing 25,000 square feet of waterfront office space next to the iconic San Francisco Ferry Building along the Embarcadero for Obscura Digital, now part of Madison Square Garden Company, a sports and entertainment holding company.
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Patrik Argast
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
MSG Obscura: WDA responded to existing building conditions while reconnecting interior spaces, increasing the flow of natural light into the building and adopting a gray-scaled color palette - a design riff on the brand's signature color, black.
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Patrik Argast
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
Big Ranch Road: An archetypal wine country form reflective of the Napa, California region’s history, this barn was relocated without needing demolition and sited closer to the vineyard, surrounded by vineyards and site-specific artwork.
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Matthew Millman
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
Big Ranch Road: The unexpected transformation of this century-old former hay barn is a contemplation on light, where function meets transparency.
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Matthew Millman
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
Butterfly House: Childhood memories of courtyard houses in India and the vernacular architecture of Ireland inspired a mixed-heritage couple's creative wish list for this residence.
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Matthew Millman
WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)
Butterfly House: The big design gestures include a butterfly roof and a courtyard, which fosters a sense of community and heightens the feeling of expansiveness by connecting the indoor and outdoor spaces.
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Matthew Millman
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