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fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
3 days ago

xxxi.studio divides lisbon restaurant with 15 meter long charred wood counter

A 15-meter charred-wood counter dissolves the boundary between chef and guest, creating a transparent, performative front-cooking restaurant using raw materials and honest construction.
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fromArchDaily
2 weeks ago

Deep Tones and Natural Roots: 22 Shou Sugi Ban Homes Across the US and Canada

Shou Sugi Ban charred wood provides durable, climate-resistant cladding that creates bold, dark aesthetics while harmonizing with natural surroundings.
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