‘Do you fight against the water or do you live with the water?’ Dutch architect Koen Olthuis asked in 2023. With rising sea levels an issue the world over, architects like Olthuis and Bjarke Ingels are creating innovative potential solutions in places such as the Maldives and Busan. These projects form an intriguing contemporary reimagining of the type of water dwelling we in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia have practiced for millennia. But can they create a modern city? And do we have a choice? Read more at https://lnkd.in/gVdiwkdU #ovalpartnership #FloatingCities #SustainableArchitecture #UrbanInnovation #ClimateAdaptation #WaterCommunities #MaritimeHeritage #ArchitecturalTrends #FutureLiving
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“Form not Content Dictates the “Smart” City” by Dhiru A. Thadani. “Future neighborhoods and cities must be designed as if there is no or little external energy available, similar to the places that tourists continue to admire and visit. Places that are livable without excessive energy demands and where beauty prevails. Environments where the urban pattern encourages walking as the primary form of transportation to access human needs. Where civic life thrives and daily human interaction is serendipitous.” Read the article: https://lnkd.in/dJQFCzdF #urbanism #traditionalarchitecture #traditionalurbanism #urbandesign #urbanplanning #smartcity #citymaking #architecture
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To support the preservation and adaptive reuse of these historic treasures, the City of Toronto, alongside other organizations, offers various grants and incentives. Read the full article: Heritage Grants and Incentives in Toronto ▸ https://bit.ly/44WZ4CI #weareboldera #adaptivereuse #heritagetoronto #heritagearchitecture #architecture #sustainability #sustainabledesign
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The Klimatorium in Lemvig, Denmark, is an innovative climate center designed by 3XN Architects and SLA Architects. It focuses on research into storm surges, water, and climate, while offering public and recreational spaces. Its wave-shaped roof design, inspired by Lemvig’s boat-building tradition, creates a social meeting point. The Klimatorium promotes sustainability and uses green technologies, providing a unique experience and connecting the community with its natural surroundings. #SustainableArchitecture #ClimateInnovation #DanishDesign
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Ultimately, the HIA process stands as a vital tool in the heritage conservation arsenal, offering a strategic and collaborative approach to reconcile the preservation of heritage resources with the evolving needs of urban development. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AO3rs #weareboldera #adaptivereuse #heritagetoronto #heritagearchitecture #architecture #sustainability #sustainabledesign
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Today, we are privileged to host Dr. José António Bandeirinha from the University of Coimbra, Portugal. As cities worldwide grapple with rapid urbanization, understanding the implications of density and proximity has become increasingly critical. Dr. Bandeirinha's lecture will explore the ontological crisis of the city, examining how our understanding of urban spaces has evolved and the challenges we face in creating sustainable and equitable cities. #architecture #urbanplanning #cityplanning #density #urbanism
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#Europan #E17 Runner-up in Groenewoud (NL) -- Sub-urban Jungle -- by AS: Margit van Schaik (NL), Jesper Baltussen (NL) – architects "‘Sub-urban Jungle’ offers a design-strategy for the strong interweaving of cultural and ecological realities necessary in the current anthropogenic situation. It’s primary aim is to shift the focus from merely creating nature-inclusive buildings to creating environments that facilitate nature-inclusive life. To do so, it takes daily lived experiences as the starting point for its design method." #europan17 #livingcities2 #architecturecompetition #urbanplanning #urbanism #landscape #competition #architecturaldrawings #archilovers #axonometrics #groenewoud #nederland
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Great quick read by Eric Rodrigues on the various ways that built heritage adds value as part of urban planning and architectural development. “In a rapidly evolving world, where modernity often takes precedence, the importance of preserving heritage architecture cannot be overstated. Heritage architecture serves as a tangible link to our past, embodying the cultural, historical, and architectural essence of a bygone era. This article delves into the profound cultural significance of heritage architecture and why its preservation is crucial for maintaining our connection with the past”
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Heritage architecture has the potential to become a powerful economic driver through cultural tourism. Read the full article: The Value of Heritage Architecture ▸ https://lttr.ai/APiOa #heritagetoronto #heritage #heritagearchitecture #torontoarchitecture #weareboldera
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Heritage architecture has the potential to become a powerful economic driver through cultural tourism. Read the full article: The Value of Heritage Architecture ▸ https://lttr.ai/APiOa #heritagetoronto #heritage #heritagearchitecture #torontoarchitecture #weareboldera
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Living with the Dead: Adaptive Reuse of Ancestor Halls in Urban Villages of Southern China | Masters Design Project ‘Living with the Dead’ is a masters design project by Rui Niu from the ‘Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA)’ that explores the adaptive reuse of ancestor halls in Southern Chinese urban villages, which were once essential for patriarchal rites and communist reeducation. This project revitalizes the village by blending tradition with modern needs, transforming ancestral spaces into vibrant, multifunctional hubs. It aims to preserve cultural heritage while fostering community, adaptability, and sustainable living for future generations. To submit your academic project for publication at ArchiDiaries login to ArchiDiaries page. #Architecture #AdaptiveReuse #CulturalArchitecture #TemperateArchitecture #ArchitecturalAssociationSchoolofArchitectureAA #London #UnitedKingdom https://lnkd.in/g8YT93eu
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