Roundhouse Works / Reed Watts Architects + Paddy Dillon

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Architects Paddy Dillon with Reed Watts Architects have completed Roundhouse Works, a new creative center for young people at the heart of Roundhouse’s creative campus in Camden, London.
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The view from this house is simply breathtaking. It has been built on an escarpment by the Vistula River. “35:35 Slope House” built on an escarpment is the latest design by Polish 77 Studio Architecture studio in Warsaw. The building is an example of the conscious use of unique natural values. The horizontal block almost grows into the green slope, it also establishes a dialogue with the river, which becomes an important point of reference. http://dlvr.it/Sq1cPn
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The Okura Hotel Tokyo / TAISEI DESIGN Planners Architects & Engineers

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Okura Legacy─Inheritance of creative endeavors - Hotel Okura Tokyo opened in 1962 to provide a world-class hotel unique to Japan, instead of an imitation of overseas hotels. Following this philosophy, it was reborn as The Okura Tokyo in September 2019, with enhanced safety and comfort to meet modern needs. With the development concept of “Tradition and Innovation,” we strived to create a new Okura legacy as a continuation of its history of the past 50 years while offering new value for the coming 50 years. http://dlvr.it/SWBlZF
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London’s architectural history is a rich tapestry that weaves together styles of various periods and influences. In the post-war era, the city experienced a surge in modern architecture, becoming a canvas for experimentation. New stylistic movements saw their expression crystalized through buildings such as Richard Rogers’ Lloyd’s Building, one of the most representative examples of High-Tech architecture, or the Barbican Estate, a large-scale housing estate that became the iconic structure for Brutalist architecture. http://dlvr.it/SrSB4Q
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