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the structure was enveloped in an exterior facade equipped with a sunshade, effectively blocking 30% of solar radiation
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the structure retained 95 per cent of its original core
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the minimalist gallery space gently curves at all corners and expands over three floors.
kengo kuma's qatar pavilion draws inspiration from qatari dhow boat construction and japan's heritage of wood joinery.
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the home is designed as a single, monolithic volume folded into two halves, its distinct facades framing scenic lake views.
the winning proposal, revitalizing the structure in line with its founding principles, was unveiled during a press conference today, june 20th.