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Tony Kettle unveils his design for the spiraling 703m tower for St Petersburg, Russia destined to be the tallest building in the world after Burj Khalifa

Designed by Tony Kettle and his team at Kettle Collective, the new Lakhta Centre II is located on the outskirts of St Petersburg next to Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Center (462m), which is the headquarters of energy giant Gazprom.

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Urban Design for Nan’ao Xichong Area of Dapeng New District in Shenzhen aims to enhance the villages’ ecological, natural and cultural recourses, based on eco-friendly strategies

Xichong is situated at the southernmost end of Dapeng Peninsula, Shenzhen. The representative three-kilometer long white beach belt makes it one of the most fascinating places in the Great Bay Area, where ecological resources, indigenous cultures, and bucolic textures are encompassed to form a symbiotic continuity.

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Dubai Municipality Multi Storey Parking Building at Al Garhoud

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Dubai Municipality designs Multi Storey Parking Building at Al Garhoud – when zero-energy design meets aesthetics

The Multi-storey Carpark project for Dubai Municipality Multistory is a zero-energy building and specialized project where the latest technologies to rationalize energy consumption were applied (parking management, ventilation systems, LED lighting, and renewable energy).

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Richärd Kennedy Architects Environmental and Natural Resources II: University of Arizona

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Richärd Kennedy Architects design the Environmental and Natural Resources II: University of Arizona in Tucson – the epitome of turning a sustainability plan into action

The University of Arizona, with the design for the new Environment and Natural Resources Building Phase 2 (ENR2), has made an epic commitment to sustainable design through technology-innovative methods to reduce energy consumption, decrease water-use, promote the utilization of natural processes and energy sources, and increase the useful life for building components and spaces.

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OFFICE 52 Architecture Willie and Donald Tykeson Hall at the University of Oregon

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OFFICE 52 Architecture designs Willie and Donald Tykeson Hall at the University of Oregon, the new home and academic center for the College of Arts and Sciences

An idea that seems obvious and too simple can be the most relevant with subtle effect and demonstrable impact. How we create and use our built environment reflects an inherent value system for a better world. As such, three factors characterize high-performance building facades: the materials, the system (fabrication and installation), and the design.

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Eugene Kwak Architecture Togather: Striving to Bring Farm, Food, and People Together

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Eugene Kwak Architecture designs Togather: Striving to Bring Farm, Food, and People Together bringing to life the idea to provide a ‘farm-to-table living’

From years of shopping at farmer’s markets and belonging to a CSA, the Togather project was envisioned with an idea to provide a “farm-to-table living” for the city dwellers and support for the local farmers.

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Kobi Karp transforms a Miami neighborhood with Wynwood 25 – an eco-friendly mixed-use building fully inspired by the surrounding environment

Wynwood 25 represents the beginning of a revolution in this Miami neighborhood by strengthening the relationship between community and modern architecture–taking the surrounding environment as a source of inspiration for spatial planning while designing for conservation and progress of the Wynwood neighborhood.

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Behnisch Architekten design Energy Lab 2.0 at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology – an attractive, high-quality, sustainable structure

The Energy Lab 2.0 at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is an intelligent platform set up to explore the interplay of components in the energy systems of the future and, in particular, to speed up the energy transition in Germany through the integration of renewable energy in the production of electricity.

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After 30 years of existence, the largest and most famous artist community ‘Songzhuang Xiaopu Art District’ in Beijing, is facing a crucial transitioning point along with the development of the Beijing Sub Cente

The Field of Art Songzhuang Xiaopu Art District Detailed Urban Design Beijing Songzhuang Xiaopu Art District (the District) has become one of the most renowned and largest artistic creative clusters worldwide since the triumphant heyday of the early 1990s.

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Rogers Partners Architects + Urban Designers St.Peter Pier

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Rogers Partners’ new coastal pleasure pier in Tampa Bay sets a new standard for comprehensive sustainable design and urbanization

The New St. Petersburg Pier by Rogers Partners Architects + Urban Designers creates a destination that embraces the Pier’s role both as an icon for the City of St. Petersburg and as a more inclusive, sustainable model for a 21st-century public realm.

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Tony Kettle unveils his design for the spiraling 703m tower for St Petersburg, Russia destined to be the tallest building in the world after Burj Khalifa

Urban Design for Nan’ao Xichong Area of Dapeng New District in Shenzhen aims to enhance the villages’ ecological, natural and cultural recourses, based on eco-friendly strategies

Dubai Municipality designs Multi Storey Parking Building at Al Garhoud – when zero-energy design meets aesthetics

Richärd Kennedy Architects design the Environmental and Natural Resources II: University of Arizona in Tucson – the epitome of turning a sustainability plan into action

OFFICE 52 Architecture designs Willie and Donald Tykeson Hall at the University of Oregon, the new home and academic center for the College of Arts and Sciences

Eugene Kwak Architecture designs Togather: Striving to Bring Farm, Food, and People Together bringing to life the idea to provide a ‘farm-to-table living’

Behnisch Architekten design Energy Lab 2.0 at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology – an attractive, high-quality, sustainable structure

After 30 years of existence, the largest and most famous artist community ‘Songzhuang Xiaopu Art District’ in Beijing, is facing a crucial transitioning point along with the development of the Beijing Sub Cente

Rogers Partners’ new coastal pleasure pier in Tampa Bay sets a new standard for comprehensive sustainable design and urbanization

PepsiCo introduces a new visual design for 7UP as part of this global refresh with bright colors and minimalistic aesthetics

Made of 100% recycled polypropylene, Taku Kumazawa’s new stacking chair redefines contract stacking chairs with an elegant residential feel and eco-friendly design

Conceived by Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Perkins&Will, the new Beijing Performing Arts Center’s design is inspired by the Chinese lanterns

PepsiCo introduces a new visual design for 7UP as part of this global refresh with bright colors and minimalistic aesthetics

Recapturing the old Hollywood splendor, Frank Gehry designs a mixed-used development featuring 800,000-square-feet of office spaces and additional set functions

Conceived by Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Perkins&Will, the new Beijing Performing Arts Center’s design is inspired by the Chinese lanterns

Logitech launches the next-gen webcam that aligns business tools to consumer preferences and home environments while still addressing the requirements of a traditional office space

Paul Lo Chi Hang and Kin Wai Michael Siu present an antiviral leather public furniture collection, manufactured with sustainable practices that is easy to clean and maintain

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PepsiCo introduces a new visual design for 7UP as part of this global refresh with bright colors and minimalistic aesthetics

Made of 100% recycled polypropylene, Taku Kumazawa’s new stacking chair redefines contract stacking chairs with an elegant residential feel and eco-friendly design

Conceived by Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Perkins&Will, the new Beijing Performing Arts Center’s design is inspired by the Chinese lanterns

Recapturing the old Hollywood splendor, Frank Gehry designs a mixed-used development featuring 800,000-square-feet of office spaces and additional set functions

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