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The Weirdest Building in Paris

In January 1977, Parisians entered a building through glass tubes suspended on its outside. Its escalators, plumbing, and structural framework were placed on the exterior, leaving the interior completely open and flexible. This design reflected a cultural moment obsessed with transparency, democracy, and technology.

This video explores how architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers imagined a building that could empower citizens and celebrate culture by literally turning architecture inside out. But this radical approach came with significant trade-offs, from lost historical charm to maintenance headaches. Watch more to see Artists' opinions.
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Due to thermal expansion, Paris’s Eiffel Tower subtly changes height throughout the year. Crafted from wrought iron, the structure can gain approximately 12–15 cm during sweltering summer days and contract slightly in winter. Engineers anticipated these changes, designing the tower to flex without compromising its stability.

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From Fashion Capital to Vertical Forest Pioneers 🌿 | Jim Holland

Milan isn’t just turning heads on the runway - it’s leading the charge in reimagining urban living.

Bosco Verticale (aka The Vertical Forest) is a pair of high-rise residential towers that have flipped the script on city architecture.

Designed by Stefano Boeri Architetti and completed in 2014, they rise 112m and 80m above the skyline in Porta Nuova.

But it’s what’s growing on them that makes this project so extraordinary:
🌳 800 trees
🌿 4,500 shrubs
🌼 15,000 plants

Together, they form a living ecosystem that absorbs CO₂, reduces urban heat, muffles noise, and produces oxygen - right in the heart of Milan.

This isn’t a sustainability concept. It’s real, tangible impact rooted in nature.
Bosco Verticale proves that even in dense cities, there’s room to grow something better.
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One of the most sustainable public buildings in the world | Sustainable Design Network

Produces more renewable energy than it consumes

→ Façade clad in locally sourced larch with integrated vertical photovoltaic modules
→ High-performance insulation and triple glazing to minimise energy loss
→ Ground-source heat pumps, solar thermal panels, and heat recovery ventilation provide heating and cooling
→ Curved floor plan optimises daylight penetration, airflow, and workplace flexibility
→ Surplus renewable energy is fed back into the city grid

Freiburg City Hall stands as a benchmark for climate-positive civic architecture — proving that public buildings can lead the way in environmental innovation and community wellbeing.

Credits
Architect: ingenhoven architects
Location: Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
Completion: 2017


#FreiburgCityHall #IngenhovenArchitects #NetPositiveEnergy...
Zaha Hadid’s futuristic style characterized by curving façades, sharp angles, and severe materials such as concrete and steel. architecturaldigest via go.xclso.com
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Life Inside "THE LINE"

THE LINE, a part of NEOM, is unlike any construction project ever attempted - and in a world changing so quickly, I can’t help but wonder if its promise of perfection is really just a trap.

I made this video entirely alone and it took me a LONG time to make... If you're an experienced editor or animator interested in working together, reach out using the email in my channel description.

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⏱️ Timestamps:
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3:12 Part 1 - Urban Sprawl
10:58 Part 2 - Liveability
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Disclaimer:
This is not design advice
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Hunian Rendah Karbon, Investasi Masa Depan yang Kian Riil

Di tengah dorongan menuju pembangunan berkelanjutan, konsep hunian rendah karbon dan berbasis prinsip #ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) kini tak sekadar jadi solusi lingkungan, tapi juga membuka peluang ekonomi baru. Kesadaran konsumen terhadap efisiensi energi dan keberlanjutan pun makin meningkat, menjadikan tren ini semakin relevan di pasar properti.

Advisor President Office Sinarmas Land & Ketua Umum Green Building Council Indonesia Ignesjz Kemalawarta menuturkan rumah rendah karbon dapat menjadi investasi jangka panjang yang bernilai nyata. Ia menyebut ke depan, rumah-rumah yang telah memiliki sertifikasi dan memenuhi kriteria tertentu akan memperoleh insentif berupa suku bunga pinjaman yang lebih rendah dibanding pasar.


Saksikan dialog Shafinaz Nachiar bersama Advisor President Office Sinarmas Land & Ketua Umum Green Building Council Indonesia - Ignesjz Kemalawarta di Program Property Point CNBC Indonesia.
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Exploring an Extraordinary Sub-Tropical Modern Architecture Garden Home (House Tour)

By creating a sub-tropical modern architecture garden home, Justin Humphrey Architects employs concrete, timber, dark tones and green life to respond to the client's brief. Desiring a family home that was equal parts building and garden, the clients needed a home that could provide privacy and areas for entertaining. Handling the combination of public and private spaces with ease, the architect has also challenged the traditional entrance sequence of the home. From its exterior, Cove House strikes a formidable presence, yet with its singular floating plane roof and plant life, Cove House establishes itself as a modern architecture garden home.

To create a modern architecture garden home, the architect has offset the concrete and dark tones of the exterior with warm timber battens to soften the entrance. Starting the house tour, the green landscape spine runs down the centre of the home,...
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Most “Sustainable Masterplans” are just green roofs on top of the same old geometry.

This University Campus in Australia was designed the opposite way.
Landscape first. Circulation second. Buildings last.

Because sustainability isn’t a checklist. It’s a system.
Water, shade, wind, movement, habitat, materials, maintenance. All connected.

What you see here is not a render. It’s a sequence.
The curve is not decoration. It’s circulation logic.
Vegetation is not an add-on. It’s climate control.
Timber screens, stone plinths, deep overhangs, and high-performance glazing. All doing real work.

If your masterplan can’t explain how people move, cool down, gather, and recharge. It’s not sustainable. It’s branding.

Would you rather design a campus that looks “green”, or one that actually behaves green?

#ContemporaryUrbanism #DesignProcess #OrganicArchitecture...
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SIBARANI SOFIAN Pemenang Sayembara Desain IKN Nusantara

Special Interview Bapak Ali Tranghanda, CEO Indonesia Property Watch dengan Sibarani Sofian, Founder Of Urban+

Sibarani Sofian, Arsitek visioner di balik desain Ibu Kota Nusantara (#IKN) yang menakjubkan. Dengar cerita inspiratifnya tentang proses kreatif dan tantangan dalam merancang kota masa depan Indonesia.

Property and the City, portal berita properti terkini, hadir untuk memberikan informasi terbaru tentang real estate di Indonesia, klik https://propertyandthecity.com/

#SibaraniSofian #IKNNusantara #desainIKN #arsitekturIndonesia #arsitekvisioner #urbanplanning #kotamasadepan #inspirasi #wawancaraeksklusif #behindthescenes