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Reuse, Renew, Recycle: Recent Architecture from China

The Museum of Modern Art highlights a new generation of Chinese architects with commitment to social and environmental sustainability. Eight projects are presented, ranging from the adaptive reuse of former industrial.

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RIBA reveals longlist for RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2021

RIBA reveals longlist for RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2021
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Maritime Design: Rare Coastal Libraries Around the World

Stormen / drdh architects. Image © David Grandorge Coastal architecture has become increasingly threatened by the climatic crisis, rising sea levels, and erosion. Here, natural processes reveal global stories. While the number of coastal libraries is relatively small, these important spaces juxtapose extreme constraints and cultural values. As public spaces, they promote knowledge and information, as well as exchange and understanding. Each of the following projects showcases an unique approach to coastal contexts through individual explorations into library design. Together, they show innovative methods to defining new spatial boundaries and embracing maritime design.

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Penda China creates trio of sculptural entrances in Haikou City

Penda China has built three glazed aluminium-clad entrance canopies to the Haikou Wenming East Road Tunnel in Haikou City, China. Built as the entrances to a 2,700-metre-long tunnel under the Nandu River on Hainan Island in China, the bright white canopies are informed by the shape of seashells. Penda China designed the entrance canopies for the Haikou Wenming East Road Tunnel Seashells were the main source of inspiration for us, said Penda China co-founder Sun Dayong. The canopy is not a mere replica of shellfish, we distilled the general shape out of a bivalve shellfish and instilled our creativity into beautification and detailings, he told Dezeen. The entrance bears the hallmark of a sculptural art form.

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