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GOVERNMENT HQ . OSLO

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Six international proposals for a new government district in Oslo, Norway, signed by LPO, Snøhetta, White, BIG, Asplan Viak, and MVRDV, has been unveiled. BIG proposes a topographic urban park to create a new setting for the historic buildings, reinterpreting the beloved Y-block in downtown Oslo.

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Slottstorget, Å-rummet och Rådhusesplanaden . Gävle

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Competition. Shorlisted entry.

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Mina Zayed Warehouse Gallery . Abu Dhabi

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How to create an authentic contemporary arabian vernacular?
As part of the revitilization of the Abu Dhabi warehouse district, two conjoined twin-tin sheds are converted into art galleries. We apply the local vernacular principle of patios as room dividing elements.

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Mountain View Google HQ . California

BIG . Heatherwick Studio . Google

Big-Bjarke Ingels Group and Heatherwick Studio to design Google HQ in Mountain View.

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Gammel Gymnasium 2 . Hellerup

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During the construction of the new multi-purpose hall at Gammel Hellerup Gymnasium, the school planned a new building, adjacent to the multi-purpose hall, for art and cultural activities.

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Signature Tower . Kuala Lumpur

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The Signature Tower will anchor the Kuala Lumpur Financial District: a beacon announcing the area’s position and an addition to the skyline characterized by the twin silhouettes of the Petronas Towers.

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Villa Gug . Ålborg

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Designing a home for a family is like painting a portrait. A portrait’s success lies not only in the artist’s ability to express himself – but rather in the artist’s ability to capture the expressions, character, personality, or even the soul of those being portrayed. As an architectural portrait, the home is about creating a framework for interests and needs, wishes and dreams, requirements and criteria – in short – the life the family wants to live.

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Danish Recycling Center . Copenhagen

BIG . + archdaily

As a society, our investment in waste management usually ends up as utilitarian facilities of concrete boxes that constitute gray areas on our city maps. What if they could become attractive and lively urban spaces in the neighborhoods they form part of?

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