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Industrial architecture involves the design of buildings and facilities that support manufacturing, production, storage, and distribution processes. It emphasizes efficiency, durability, and adaptability, often incorporating large-scale structures, modular systems, and innovative materials to meet complex functional demands while also addressing environmental and aesthetic considerations.
As Rotterdam’s port undergoes a significant transition toward sustainability, Portlantis, designed by MVRDV, emerges as both a visitor center and an urban observatory that engages the public in this transformation….
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Dominus Winery presents a fascinating intersection of history, terroir, and modern architectural vision in the rolling hills of Napa Valley, California. The site, rich in viticultural heritage, caught the attention…
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ARQUID’s expansion of Idilia Foods’ cocoa cream factory in Parets del Vallès, Barcelona, represents a thoughtful response to the pressing demands of industrial growth. Faced with the need to expand…
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Completed in 2021 and situated in the heart of Helsinki, the Vuosaari Heat Pump Building represents an eco-conscious triumph by Virkkunen & Co Architects Ltd. This state-of-the-art facility not only…
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The SESC Pompeia Factory, designed by the renowned female Modernist architect Lina Bo Bardi, is a landmark example of adaptive reuse architecture. Originally a drum factory, the building was transformed…
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Completed in 2020 by Portuguese Architecture firm Anarchlab, Architecture Laboratory, the newly renovated factory is part of a set of constructions by the company Fábrica de Cerâmica das Devesas, in…
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The Olivetti Underwood Factory was designed by acclaimed American architect Louis Kahn in 1966 and completed in 1970. Olivetti, an Italian company, commissioned Kahn the building to manufacture their Underwood…
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In 1970, Japanese architect Kenzo Tange completed the Olivetti Technical Centre and Warehouse in Yokohama, which is now an example of Japanese Brutalist Architecture.
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In Tokyo, Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has transformed a former book warehouse into ‘la kagu ‘– an event space in the city’s Kagurazaka district. A colossal staircase interspersed with trees…
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