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The development of Budapest into a prospering business location is creating new architectural landmarks such as the Capital Square office complex. Oriented to the requirements of the 21st century, the complex has six towers, each with eight stories, and a total floor space of 32,500 square metres, which combine the most modern furnishings with a […]
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With the exception of the ground floor, this overall very plain and unostentatious school building is entirely clad in sand-coloured TERRART®-Shingle elements, which create a scale-like structure. The overall impression is enlivened with architectural details such as the over-high wall aperture at the front and the frugal, box-shaped, drawn-out windows of varying shapes and sizes
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The impressive impact of the building is achieved through the interplay between anthracite and light sandy façades and the generously proportioned glass surfaces. The contrasting hues are clearly coordinated with the different façade elements: the front section of the building next to the entrance area is completely clad in grey, and the expansive window surfaces
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In the 17th arrondissement of Paris, the architects at Atelier Phileas have designed an educational complex that is distinguished by both its design and functionality. The centrepiece of this ambitious urban planning project, which aims to give the district a visually striking, sustainable, contemporary and high-quality makeover, sets standards in urban development and fulfils the
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Modelled like a sensuous sculpture and powerfully set centre-stage, the college’s fitness and recreation centre is a real draw on the campus, both visually and in terms of its facilities. The streamlined shape and terracotta panels create a homogeneous exterior. Surrounding the facade are vertically mounted, ultra-large-format, light-cream panels, which are broken up by slim,
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