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2 weeks agoSEOUL FRAME by HE:ARTS / RVMN
K-Beauty continues to grow, with increasing global and domestic interest. In particular, visitors to Korea now engage with everyday beauty experiences such as hair salons, dermatology clinics, and beauty brand pop-ups as key parts of their travel itineraries.
Berlin
Design
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
4 weeks agovernacular bridge craftsmanship informs micro-museum set within bamboo grove in china
A micro-museum in Huizhou documents two vernacular bridge types—baqiao and gaoqiao—representing distinct regional stone construction traditions adapted to varying river conditions and topography.
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
1 month agoA Cluster of Volcanic Cabins Rises From Inner Mongolia's Fragile Steppe - Yanko Design
Rather than imposing itself on this remote terrain, the resort scatters a constellation of compact, sphere-fronted cabins across the landscape, each one placed with surgical intention over patches of degraded sand where vegetation has long struggled to take root. By positioning guest suites directly atop eroding sand depressions, the architects aim to arrest soil loss and give the steppe a chance to regenerate beneath and around the structures.
Berlin
Renovation
fromFast Company
1 month agoThe quarry that built modern Beijing gets a surprising second life
A former Beijing quarry that supplied materials for the city's rapid growth has been transformed into a 265-acre ecological park that repurposes its massive excavation pits as functional and scenic landscape features.
Environment
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
2 months agolike a steel ribbon, volcano-in visitor center by PLAT ASIA undulates around steppe in china
The Volcano-In Visitor Center integrates architecture with an extinct volcanic cone to stabilize terrain, reinforce landscape connection, and prioritize movement and environmental responsiveness.
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2 months agoTopology: Hanok / Yong Ju Lee Architecture
Topology: Hanok is an experiment that develops a topological design workflow using AI to reinterpret the sectional logic and spatial continuity of traditional Korean architecture beyond mere formal reconstruction or structural reproduction. Rather than directly restoring the structural joints or framing system of traditional Hanok, the project focuses on its nonlinear spatial organization, the fluidity of curves, and the continuous transitions between interior and exterior.
Design
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