Reviving Art in Architecture: A Look at France's '1% for Art' Policy This Policy is intended to bring new life into architecture by integrating art seamlessly into public spaces. This innovative approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of buildings but also fosters cultural growth and appreciation. By allocating this small percentage of construction budgets to art installations, France has set a precedent for other countries to prioritize art in urban development. This strategy promotes creativity, stimulates local economies, and enriches the daily lives of residents and visitors alike. Of course... some applications are better than others. #artintegration #culturaldevelopment #art #architecture #investing #lifestyle #220dots
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#Italian architect Simone Micheli spoke at the National School of Architecture in #Rabat, where he shared his approach to design with students. Micheli emphasized his focus on creating simple, iconic, and sustainable projects that enhance the quality of life. He also redefined the concept of luxury in #architecture, highlighting a new relationship between people, time, and space, rather than relying solely on expensive materials. The conference is part of a regular series aimed at providing students and partners with valuable educational experiences. The goal is to foster future collaborations and open up opportunities for students to work with prominent Italian architectural firms. #morocco #world #news #italy #mwn #simonemicheli #moroccoworldnews
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Why Demolish When You Can Reimagine? Adaptive reuse is a sustainable alternative to demolition that transforms aging structures into functional, modern spaces while retaining their character. Drawbacks in Demolition; Produces massive amounts of waste. Erases cultural and architectural history. Requires more energy for new construction. Rewards in Adaptive Reuse; Protects the environment by reducing waste. Offers creative freedom to blend old and new. Preserves a sense of place and community identity. Image:- The Tate Modern in London which is a stunning example of adaptive reuse. A former power station turned into an iconic art museum! #Sustainability #Architecture #AdaptiveReuse #CircularDesign
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One emerging museum design trend is blurring the lines separating indoor and outdoor spaces. Designers have focused on taking advantage of their particular regions’ surrounding natural spaces through museum design, blending presentation through art, architecture, and nature. Read this article to explore three recent examples showing how landscape views have enhanced exhibit space: https://hubs.la/Q02XxdV60 #modernarchitecture #museums #museumdesign #sustainabledesign #architecture #architects #architectureanddesign #designers #naturaldesign #fundermax #createwithfundermax #architect #sustainablematerials #morethanapanel #foryoutocreate
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TAMY - Taller de Arquitectura Moderna de Yucatán I had the honor of co-coordinating, alongside Architect Henry Ponce, an academic project with architecture and design students focused on Colonia México, one of Mérida, Yucatán's most iconic neighborhoods, which holds valuable examples of modern architecture. Through critical analysis and innovative proposals, we explored how to rethink respectful and creative interventions in an area rich in history and cultural significance. The main goal was to revalue modern architectural heritage, integrating it into the current urban dynamics while highlighting its cultural identity. From interpreting the historical and aesthetic values of these spaces to conceptualizing contemporary design strategies, the students displayed remarkable commitment and sensitivity to the context. This experience highlights the importance of connecting academia and heritage preservation, fostering an ongoing dialogue between the past and the future. 🌿 💡 How can we continue creating meaningful impact in valuing our cities and their architectural memory? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences! #ModernArchitecture #CulturalHeritage #UrbanDesign #InnovationAndContext #AcademicCollaboration
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Explore a subterranean world of architectural marvels, where invisible volumes and amniotic atmospheres converge to redefine our notion of space. From ancient allegories to contemporary innovations, underground living offers both intrigue and sustainability. ♻️ From the mining town of Coober Pedy to Montreal's Réso city, underground architecture has long provided refuge from extreme climates. Today, bio-architecture pioneers eco-friendly designs harnessing the earth's thermal properties, from Finland to Japan. These subterranean dwellings, blending seamlessly with their surroundings or boldly asserting their presence, herald a new era of sustainable living. As we confront environmental challenges, perhaps the path to a brighter future lies beneath our feet. 👣 For more information click here. 👉 #architecture #buildings #designandbuild
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Explore a subterranean world of architectural marvels, where invisible volumes and amniotic atmospheres converge to redefine our notion of space. From ancient allegories to contemporary innovations, underground living offers both intrigue and sustainability. ♻️ From the mining town of Coober Pedy to Montreal's Réso city, underground architecture has long provided refuge from extreme climates. Today, bio-architecture pioneers eco-friendly designs harnessing the earth's thermal properties, from Finland to Japan. These subterranean dwellings, blending seamlessly with their surroundings or boldly asserting their presence, herald a new era of sustainable living. As we confront environmental challenges, perhaps the path to a brighter future lies beneath our feet. 👣 For more information click here. 👉 #architecture #buildings #designandbuild
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Explore a subterranean world of architectural marvels, where invisible volumes and amniotic atmospheres converge to redefine our notion of space. From ancient allegories to contemporary innovations, underground living offers both intrigue and sustainability. ♻️ From the mining town of Coober Pedy to Montreal's Réso city, underground architecture has long provided refuge from extreme climates. Today, bio-architecture pioneers eco-friendly designs harnessing the earth's thermal properties, from Finland to Japan. These subterranean dwellings, blending seamlessly with their surroundings or boldly asserting their presence, herald a new era of sustainable living. As we confront environmental challenges, perhaps the path to a brighter future lies beneath our feet. 👣 For more information click here. 👉 #architecture #buildings #designandbuild
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Explore a subterranean world of architectural marvels, where invisible volumes and amniotic atmospheres converge to redefine our notion of space. From ancient allegories to contemporary innovations, underground living offers both intrigue and sustainability. ♻️ From the mining town of Coober Pedy to Montreal's Réso city, underground architecture has long provided refuge from extreme climates. Today, bio-architecture pioneers eco-friendly designs harnessing the earth's thermal properties, from Finland to Japan. These subterranean dwellings, blending seamlessly with their surroundings or boldly asserting their presence, herald a new era of sustainable living. As we confront environmental challenges, perhaps the path to a brighter future lies beneath our feet. 👣 For more information click here. 👉 #architecture #buildings #designandbuild
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Explore a subterranean world of architectural marvels, where invisible volumes and amniotic atmospheres converge to redefine our notion of space. From ancient allegories to contemporary innovations, underground living offers both intrigue and sustainability. ♻️ From the mining town of Coober Pedy to Montreal's Réso city, underground architecture has long provided refuge from extreme climates. Today, bio-architecture pioneers eco-friendly designs harnessing the earth's thermal properties, from Finland to Japan. These subterranean dwellings, blending seamlessly with their surroundings or boldly asserting their presence, herald a new era of sustainable living. As we confront environmental challenges, perhaps the path to a brighter future lies beneath our feet. 👣 For more information click here. 👉 #architecture #buildings #designandbuild
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