World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Mactan Cebu International Airport Terminal 2 by Integrated Design Associates
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John Nye
World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Shenzhen Bay Avenue by WilkinsonEyre and Morphis
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Wilkinson Eyre and Morphis
World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Tersane Halic - Halic Shipyards by Tabanlioglu Architects
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Tabanlioglu Architects
World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
The Bower by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
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Tomothy Soar
World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
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 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
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 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
The Vessel by Heatherwick Studio
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Michael Moran
World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Turó de la Peira's Sports Center and Layout of the Interior Urban Block by Anna Noguera, Javier Fernandez
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Enric Duch
World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Vanke Liuxiandong Design Community - A4+B2 Plot Design by FCHA
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Guanhong Chen
World Architecture Festival 2019 - Annonce des gagnants Jour 1
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
YM Nursery by HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro + KIDS DESIGN LABO
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studio BAUHAUS
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La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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
La vision d'un architecte sur la vie en Californie
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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