CAN FRAMIS Museum in Barcelona, Spain

CAN FRAMIS Museum that located in Barcelona, Spain, was designed by BAAS, Jordi Badia. This project consisted of restoring two current factory buildings and constructing a new one to link them, coinciding with the site of another former warehouse which – as a whole – forms a courtyard, paved with stones recovered from the former [...]

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HemPod, Bath in United Kingdom

HemPod, Bath is located in United Kingdom Called the ‘HemPod’, this one-storey building has highly insulating walls made from the chopped woody core, or shiv, of the industrial hemp plant mixed with a specially developed lime-based binder. The hemp shiv traps air in the walls, and the hemp itself is porous, making the walls incredibly [...]

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Twin Villas in East Ledang, Nusajaya City, Malaysia

Designed by Razin Architect, Twin Villas is located in East Ledang, Nusajaya City, Malaysia. Twin Villas Series I and III is one of the recent completed semi-detached residences by Razin Architect for East Ledang, the high-end residential park in Nusajaya. These elegant and luxury homes with hints of modernity and tropical architecture feature the best-of-class [...]

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