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Adaptive reuse refers to the practice of repurposing existing buildings or structures for new functions or uses, often to breathe fresh life into underutilized or historically significant spaces. It involves the renovation, restoration, and modification of these structures to accommodate contemporary needs while preserving their architectural, cultural, or historical value.
Located in the historic heart of Lagos, Portugal, Casa Sofia by Mário Martins Atelier is a thoughtful exercise in urban integration and contemporary reinterpretation. Occupying a site once held by…
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Located in the rugged landscape of Portlligat, near Cadaqués, the Salvador Dalí House is an example of the idiosyncratic genius of one of the 20th century’s most enigmatic artists. Constructed…
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Located on Mickiewiczova Street, adjacent to Bratislava’s Medická Záhrada and Americké Námestie, the Metropol building is a key urban artifact within the city’s 20th-century architectural history. Initially designed by Slovak…
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In the landscape of contemporary Chinese urbanism, few typologies encapsulate the contradictions of late-capitalist development more vividly than the pseudo-European commercial complex. These replicated enclaves, constructed en masse in the…
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Located just steps from Piazza del Popolo in Ravenna, the Renaissance-era Casa Guaccimanni holds centuries of architectural and historical weight. Constructed in the fifteenth century for the Venetian podestà Nicolò…
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Older buildings possess irreplaceable quality, architectural value, and history that new buildings may lack. However, they are often neglected due to perceived renovation costs or structural integrity. With the right…
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Set against the vivid landscape of Cabo San Lucas, the Cabo Corazón Hotel by Rábago Architects represents a deliberate shift in how hospitality architecture can evolve within the constraints of…
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Located in the remote mountainous terrain of Zhejiang Province, The Quartet: Songzhuang Z Museum presents a compelling study of architectural adaptation, contradiction, and transformation. Situated in Songzhuang, a 600-year-old village…
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Casa Sofia, a recent project by AMASA Estudio, addresses the layered complexities of architectural intervention within Mexico City’s Colonia Roma, a neighborhood celebrated for its early 20th-century character but increasingly…
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In the hillside village of Brissago in Switzerland’s canton of Ticino, Transformation House ME by Wespi de Meuron Romeo Architects undertakes a quiet yet deliberate act of architectural redemption. The…
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Number 11, Geoffrey Bawa’s residence in Colombo, is not merely a house; it is a spatial autobiography that documents the evolution of one of the most influential figures in post-independence…
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Tucked into the dense landscape of Barcelona’s Collserola Natural Park, the Valldaura Labs Campus of the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) continues its experimental trajectory with the development…
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In Rui’an’s Mayu Town, an area long defined by its prominence in China’s eyewear manufacturing sector, the Fang Eyewear Showroom emerges as a calculated departure from conventional retail spaces. Designed…
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Located in the forested hills of Valle de Bravo, just 90 minutes from Mexico City, Hotel Avándaro has long been a landmark of Mexican modernist architecture. Initially designed in 1958…
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