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Frank Lloyd Wright's...
Eighty-seven years after Frank Lloyd Wright designed an ornamental gas station for the city of...
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Lost in the Museum: Bjarke...
The maze, located in the National Building Museum, is a precursor to an exhibit showcasing some...
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7 emerging design trends in...
From wild architectural shapes to unique color blends and pattern arrangements, these projects...
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'Solar orchid'...
In an attempt to reunite the nation of Singapore with its harbor, SPARK Architects has designed...
Eighty-seven years after Frank Lloyd Wright designed an ornamental gas station for the city of...
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Eighty-seven years after Frank Lloyd Wright designed an ornamental gas station for the city of Buffalo, the structure has been built and opened to the public—inside an auto museum.
The maze, located in the National Building Museum, is a precursor to an exhibit showcasing some of BIG's projects. To navigate the maze, people must look up.
In an attempt to reunite the nation of Singapore with its harbor, SPARK Architects has designed the "solar orchid"—self-contained, solar-powered pods that mimic traditional hawkers.
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