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In addition to 70 guest rooms and suites, the Hotel at Oberlin features a bar and restaurant serving locally sourced foods. The hotel’s adjoined conference facility, the Peter B. Lewis Gateway Center, includes a 3,800-square-foot event space with state-of-the-art meeting ...
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When Helly Scholten and her partner Mark de Leeuw learned about Rotterdam University’s experimental CHIBB House, an oversized greenhouse that doubles as a home, they immediately applied to live in it. Under Arjan Karssenberg’s leadership, students of the university’s Applied ...
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Architectural visualiser Alex Hogrefe has imagined a precarious concrete retreat cut into the edge of a remote clifftop in Iceland, as part of a series of tutorials in creating renderings. Hogrefe designed the building to allow him to demonstrate some of the visualisation techniques he ...
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Shanghai office Four O Nine has converted a glass building in Beijing into acafe, adding walls of plants to purify polluted air. Influenced by Cafe 27’s organic menu, the team aimed to rework the existing structure into a “healthy” building ...
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The Empire State Building was made as a sign of prosperity and wealth, was it not? Over time, the definition of prosperity would change to not how much money you have, but how in touch with mother nature are you. ...
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This breathtaking platform lets users walk into the sea in an experience that feels like floating in and on the water. For the Yeosu Expo in 2012, Daniel Valle Architecture created an architectural experience that embraces the notion of fluidity ...
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In the northeastern Italy, at an altitude of 6742 feet (or 2,055 meters), lies a single cabin on skis that you can stay the night in. The Starlight Room has a front row view of the Dolomite mountain range. Located near ...
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This is Emilia Lucht and Arne Sebrantke of German design studio We Love Eames, and they wanted to create a lamp that would allow greenery to grow in windowless spaces. They drew many different ideas, but settled on one they ...
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When the time came for bicycle company SRAM to build a new office, they wanted a place that reflected their culture. So to start off, they put in an eighth-of-a-mile indoor bike lane! The Chicago-based company moved into a 1920s ...