World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Mactan Cebu International Airport Terminal 2 by Integrated Design Associates
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John Nye
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Shenzhen Bay Avenue by WilkinsonEyre and Morphis
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Wilkinson Eyre and Morphis
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Tersane Halic - Halic Shipyards by Tabanlioglu Architects
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Tabanlioglu Architects
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
The Bower by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
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Tomothy Soar
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
THE CONNECTED CITY Oberbillwerder by ADEPT and Karres en Brands together with Transsolar, Büro Happold, Kraft
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ADEPT, Karres en Brands, Doug & Wolf
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
The Macallan Distillery and Visitor Experience by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
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Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
The Vessel by Heatherwick Studio
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Michael Moran
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Turó de la Peira's Sports Center and Layout of the Interior Urban Block by Anna Noguera, Javier Fernandez
Photo credit:
Enric Duch
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Vanke Liuxiandong Design Community - A4+B2 Plot Design by FCHA
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Guanhong Chen
World Architecture Festival 2019 – Day One Winner of International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
YM Nursery by HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro + KIDS DESIGN LABO
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studio BAUHAUS
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An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Camp Baird: The weekend getaway is located on a coastal 166-acre parcel comprised of forested rolling hills.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Camp Baird: The Corrugated Cor-Ten steel used for exterior cladding blends beautifully into the landscape.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Camp Baird: The heart of the compound - the swimming pool - is flanked by decking and large expanses of grass ideal for lounging and lawn games.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Camp Baird: The screened-in porch, clad in ipe and black fiberglass mesh, serves as a sheltered open-air dining area.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Camp Baird: The modern interpretation of a traditional dogtrot home is comprised of two cabins placed along an L-shaped orientation.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Camp Baird: The elongated, solar-heated lap pool runs the length of the southfacingside, alongside an expansive ipe deck measuring nearly 1600 square feet.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Portola Valley Residence: The dynamic renovation of this hillside home means it is now fully connected to the nature that surrounds it.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Portola Valley Residence: Clad with Cor-Ten corrugated steel, the guest house evokes the area’s agricultural buildings.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Portola Valley Residence: The home's new guesthouse includes a sitting area and a second-floor artist’s studio that connects to the main house via a bridge.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
An Architect's Vision for California Living
Malcolm Davis Architecture
Portola Valley Residence: Skylights in the master bathroom animate the space throughout the day.
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Joe Fletcher Photography
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