the 'semiramis' vertical garden installation owes its unique form to a machine learning design method developed by ETH zurich.

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the soon-to-open complex marks its presence unapologetically with its tubular structure and sprawling photovoltaic collectors.

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the architect also envisioned a 10,000 sqm urban park dedicated solely to pedestrians and cyclists.

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each pavilion utilizes locally sourced materials, such as on-site harvested larch trees from the valley's slopes.

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the eco-conscious project applies materials sourced from deconstructed cantonal properties.

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for kengo kuma's haus balm, clemence's photo series captures the delicate duality between tradition and modernity, as well as the interplay of heaviness and lightness.

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drawing from the sturdy stone buildings and medieval houses of the area, the bridge combines traditional and optimized concrete construction techniques.

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enrico sassi completes the renovation of casa rossa, a community-owned building in the mountain town of lugano, switzerland.

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the interactive facade features vertical planks casting shadows of an open eye in the morning and a closed eye in the afternoon.

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set in the fribourg botanical garden, the 'umbrella pavilion' takes shape as a meditative structure resting on three old larches cut down on-site.

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