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BIG Unveils Design for Gelephu International Airport in Bhutan

BIG Unveils Design for Gelephu International Airport in Bhutan

Introduction to Gelephu International AirportArchitecture studio BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) has revealed its design for Gelephu International Airport, featuring a diagrid structure composed of glued laminated timber (glulam). The airport, located in southern Bhutan, is scheduled to open in 2029…

Delugan Meissl Transforms Disused Steelworks in China

Delugan Meissl Transforms Disused Steelworks in China

Introduction to the ProjectDelugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMAA), an Austrian architectural studio, has reimagined a disused steelworks in Shanghai, China, creating the Expo Cultural Park Greenhouse. This innovative design features a striking collection of curved glass pavilions and integrates industrial…

Puzzle-Inspired High-Rise by NOA and Atelier4 in Tirana

Puzzle-Inspired High-Rise by NOA and Atelier4 in Tirana

Designed by Network of Architecture NOA and Atelier4, the Puzzle Tirana high-rise in Tirana, Albania, will feature house-shaped blocks that protrude from the facades. This mixed-use tower, conceptualized as a “vertical village,” will stand 71 meters tall, offering 32,700 square…

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