Studio Zhu Pei Makes History at the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum
The studio's success at the 2021 A+Awards demonstrates that revisiting the built past can lead to bo ld, innovative design.
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Hannah Feniak
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Living In Ruins: Is This The World’s Most Beautiful House Renovation?
Rather than viewing the ruin as a constraint, Will Gamble Architects embraced the crumbling factory walls as unique design attributes.
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Studio Gang Transforms a Decommissioned Coal Power Plant Into an Acclaimed Student Center
This innovative adaptive reuse project will nurture the next generation, who face an unprecedentedly daunting and uncertain environmental future.
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These Are The World’s Best Workplace Designs in 2021
From 3D printed furniture to kinetic-screened façades, these 2021 A+Award-winning offices are cuttin g-edge in both plan and implementation.
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Triple Threat Design: Triangles Are Trending in Award-Winning Architecture
From statement ceilings and pavement patterns to folding façades and origami towers, these projects indicate that triangles are back in a big way.
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Rainbow Residences: Using Raw Earth to Reshape Architecture’s Social Agency
With their mesmerizing cluster of SuperAdobe domes, ZAV Architects forges a new relationship between architects, industry and community.
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“I Wanted To Make a Building About Space, Light and Community, Not About Design”
At the The Rajkumari Ratnavati Girl's School, Diana Kellogg draws on tradition to construct cutting- edge architecture for a changing world.
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High Pitch: 7 Modern Homes Reinvigorating the Classic Pitched Roof
These innovative A+Award-winning projects play with the image of a peaked roofline, proving that the age of the pitched roof is far from over.
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Hempcrete Architecture: House LO Exhibits the Powerful Potential of Organic Materials
Lina Bellovičová was the first architect in the Czech Republic to build in hempcrete, and her daring design cleaned up at the 2021 A+Awards.
