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Manuel Herz designs a Maternity and paediatric clinic in Tambacounda, Senegal
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Week in Tech: Volkan Alkanoglu Installs a Curving Pedestrian Bridge in Texas
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Ten impressive bamboo buildings that demonstrate the material s versatility
From a modular housing prototype to a disaster-proof yoga studio, we ve rounded up 10 bamboo architectures from Dezeen s archive that use the ancient construction material in new and unusual ways.
After being abandoned in favour of concrete and steel in the 20th century, bamboo is increasingly being integrated into modern buildings due to its lightness and flexibility.
Due to its rapid growth, the biomaterial is affordable, rapidly renewable and able to sequester large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere.
At the same time, researchers say its strength could make it a sustainable substitute for traditional rebars as well as creating structures that are resistant to natural disasters such as earthquakes and hurricanes.
The 25 Most Significant Works of Postwar Architecture
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Waterfall Mansion
The iconic Manhattan townhouse known as the “Waterfall Mansion” has recently hit the market for $34 million. The house was originally built in 1899 and was the home of Leslie and D.D. Tillett, well-known textile designers behind the eponymous fabric company (which designed patterns for the Kennedy White House!). During the two generations that the Tillett family owned the property, it served as both a studio and a home.
In 2008, it was renovated into a gallery space by architect Toshiko Mori and real estate developer Kate Shin. The home now features a private iron entrance and elevator, along with 6 bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. The indoor waterfall for which the mansion got its name measures a breathtaking 22 feet wide and 23 feet high.