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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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The flowing shape, the use of materials and the skin, which evokes associations with the parachutes of the liberating forces, ensure that the Freedom Museum fits into this rolling landscape with its winding roads and verdant vistas.

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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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The building, sited on a flattened hilltop, is slightly tilted towards the valley and cut away in that direction, to create an obvious entrance.

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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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Because the inflatable dome is supported entirely by air pressure, the indoor space has no pillars and its entire 2,400 square metres can be divided up at will.

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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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The Freedom Museum has a striking form and is an exceptionally sustainable building, with an optimal indoor climate even in extreme weather conditions.

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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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The Shaded Dome, placed on a concrete plinth with doors and windows, consists of a dome supported by air pressure, a network of steel cables and a roof made of hi-tech textile with a large span.

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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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The shape of the Shaded Dome in Groesbeek is that of an elongated cupola of light fabric, alluding to the parachutes that filled the sky during Operation Market Garden.

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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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The dome is made of an insulated inner and outer fabric, kept apart by spacers.

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Le musée de la liberté de Groesbeek remporte un prix Architecture MasterPrize 2022
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Offices and storage facilities are build underground, so the that the restaurant offers a clear view of the valley from where the allied divisions once left for Germany.

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Le pont Theunis à Merksem remporte un MasterPrize d'architecture 2022
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Le pont Theunis à Merksem remporte un MasterPrize d'architecture 2022
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Le pont Theunis à Merksem remporte un MasterPrize d'architecture 2022
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Le pont Theunis à Merksem remporte un MasterPrize d'architecture 2022
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Le pont Theunis à Merksem remporte un MasterPrize d'architecture 2022
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Le pont Theunis à Merksem remporte un MasterPrize d'architecture 2022
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Le pont Theunis à Merksem remporte un MasterPrize d'architecture 2022
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Hayes Group Architects récompensé pour son bâtiment moderne dans le centre-ville
Hayes Group Architects

Southeast view from Forrest Avenue: At 611 Cowper, the top-floor flat floats over roof gardens and three levels of commercial space. Below, terra cotta cladding and sunscreens recall clay tile roofs found throughout Palo Alto.

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Patrik Argast

Hayes Group Architects récompensé pour son bâtiment moderne dans le centre-ville
Hayes Group Architects

Entry view: Engagement with vibrant downtown Palo Alto is reflectedin the strong use of forms and the large windows which open the interior spaces to Cowper Street.

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Patrik Argast

Hayes Group Architects récompensé pour son bâtiment moderne dans le centre-ville
Hayes Group Architects

Northeast view from Hamilton Avenue: 611 Cowper responds to its urban context through open spaces and the material palette; the floating top-floor residence and concrete stair tower nod to the adjacent Marc building.

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Patrik Argast

Hayes Group Architects récompensé pour son bâtiment moderne dans le centre-ville
Hayes Group Architects

Southbound view of streetscape: Drought-tolerant external plantings reduce the site’s overall water use and provide an appealing passage for pedestrians, train commuters and cyclists.

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Patrik Argast

Hayes Group Architects récompensé pour son bâtiment moderne dans le centre-ville
Hayes Group Architects

Northbound view of streetscape: The building’s terra cotta sunshade and deep, colonnaded ground floor mitigates heat and glare inside and is a nod to the palette and form of nearby Spanish colonial buildings.

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