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OO Pavilion uses the principle of periscope to suggest new visual perspectives of the urban landscape | image © Anna Merci Architecture
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a reflective and permeable island that arises from the industrial elements of the neighbourhood | image © Lemonot
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martin gomez arquitectos brings japanese design influences to coastal uruguay with this boji beach house.
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.